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11. Norgilani - A two sect culture consisting of horse lords hunters you travel the continent hunters great beasts and the forest dwellers who farm and build cities.

+Lani - A horse (allows for faster travel and other horsed things)

+Lana - Wood Worker - +5 to all crafting

12. Vulk - an isolated people who live in the damp tunnels and caves of the eastern continent. Their short stature and bulky body made them easy prey in the old days so they built small cities in the high mountains and now look down on their tall foes from the stone fortresses.

+Dorf - +10 to stone and metal working

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14. Thircs - Larger than you average man nearly 2.5 meters tall on average, their pale eyes give a hint to their heritage. They are a docile people who farm the eastern continents southern plains. The believe in a single God who had 3 children, they were the descendant of his first son, Sejus and a mountain Orge.

+Orge Desendent - +5 when interacting with no huamns

15. Jormunrir - Pale and fragile their white skin and pink eyes burned under the Sun's hot glare. They slept in the jungles natural caves and caverns and ventured out in the night sky to find food and to gaze upon the world in the moon's soft gaze.

+Nocturnal - Sight when it is dark and blindness in the light.

16. Manaoka Kanoii - The Second island race you use there great seafaring skills the capture the men and women of the other cultures to feed their gluttony. Cannibals but sophisticated, they continue the act of eating human flesh even now, a delicacy instead of a staple it has become ingrained in their culture to eat the flesh of their fellow man. Those the do not feast upon are tossed to the volcano to appease their god.

+Cannibal Raiders - +5 to all attacks against other cultures.

A Character requires:

>Name:

>Sex:

>Fluff:

>Culture:

Depending on fluff you will be given a second personal bonus. These bonuses with be kept below the other four as a part of your inventory. If you have questions ask them in the IRC, the game will begin on four chan in about an hour.

>Name: Vensel Stenström

>Sex: Male

>Fluff: Vensel grew up as a Bärsärk and was hunting by the age of 14, he slew his first beast at 18. he lost his eye to a great beast at the age of 24. He normally fights with a ax and a shield and has a sword for back-up. His father was slain by a sea-beast when Vensel was 10 but his mother is still around. He normally hunts with others to help him fight larger beasts. He has grown in notoriety throughout Bärsärk culture as a great hunter and comrade in arms.

>Culture: Bärsärk

Island 3 Character

Here we go again edition

Name: Fionn Mag Grúdaire

Fluff: The son of a brewer in a southeastern tribe of Conin Isle, Fionn Mag Grúdaire took after his father in his passion for the creation of beverages. One of only a few breweries on the island, the one belonging to Fionn’s father is known for its whiskey, made in oak barrels. As a boy, Fionn would play in the woods with his two brothers and his sister. They would always play war-games, but while his brothers espoused head on fighting, Fionn practiced another sort of combat. He was adept at climbing trees, hiding in bushes and ditches, and moving unseen and unheard, until he struck with rapidity, before darting into the undergrowth, leaving his brothers bruised and battered. Fionn grew up helping his father and the local cobbler, usually by hauling goods from one place to another. When he came of age, Fionn joined his King’s army, as most men of the tribe did. Often equipped as a skirmisher, with a hatchet and javelins, Fionn would slink naked through the woods of the isle, covered in woad from head to toe. He most often hunted alone, or with a couple other men. Supply wagons and enemy patrols fell to his lightning-quick raids, and he became renowned as the most “Woodsy” of the stony island’s warriors. This worked to the advantage of the kingdom at times, for some men of rival tribes would refuse to fell trees in his king’s forest, or march a supply wagon through the dark wood, for fear of the small bands of warriors who lurked there. The king himself took notice of the brewer’s son, and had the priests of the isle anoint him with a permanent dye which would forever mark him as a warrior, and a servant of the gods. The priests claimed that the dye has special properties, though they would not elaborate, only saying that Fionn would forever carry the blessing of the Gods into battle. Eventually, Fionn was wounded in a failed raid, and was spirited away by his companions. He made his recovery at his king’s long hall, feasting on boar, mead, and cheeses with the king’s bodyguards. Fionn healed fully, but by the time he was fit for combat again, a truce was struck with the tribe that his people had been at war with. The man, now in his prime, went back to his village, and hunted deer and boar in the wood. He still lives there, awaiting the time that he is called to war again. But he grows impatient…

>Name: Lord Cóemgein Glaegyn III

>Sex: Male

>Fluff:

In the years since Prince Jorman Glaegyn discovered the Isle's to the West, and sailed home alive with tales and proof of vast riches and wealth (though he crashed upon his return, he brought home a wife and child and strange valuables), Irishmen have been searching for ways to reach the lands across the sea of storms.

But, the Sea of Storms continues to live up to its names, with continued expeditions ending in disaster. However, Sir Galgemain of Leolyn, famed arithmetician, had definitively proven what had long been suspected.

That the world. . .was Round.

And if it was possible to reach the Isle's to the West through the Sea of Storms, it might be possible to sail around the Continent and reach it from the East.

And so, with the blessing of the King, great explorers and ships were commissioned, to find a route to the West Isle's by sailing around the world east.

One such explorer is Lord Cóemgein Glaegyn III, a minor Lord of the Royal House of Glaegyn. He and his crew had sailed far in search of a route to the West Isle's via the East, trailing the morning sun, and venturing farther than even Continental caravans dare go, to another ocean, far greater and more strange than the likes of pale men have seen.

They reached the great port of Yanxhai, in the local tongue the "Port at the End of the World," where men have slanted eyes, black hair, and speak strange tongues. Supplying up, they ventured east, into the Great Ocean, hoping to land on the Banks of the Western Isle.

They landed alright. But not where they believed they would. After months of voyage, the ship and crew beleaguered, they spotted land, thinking they had at last reached the Western Islands. But upon coming closer, their ship was caught in great waves, and smashed upon rock and coral, stranding the Explorers with what little supplies and men they had left.

Now these strange people from around the world, find themselves in a strange land. But in the spirit and strength of their people, Tall and Strong like their famed ancestral King, who would not let all the oceans of the world stop them, are determined to survive and thrive in this land.

>Culture: Outsider

Note: Ship is wrecked off the coast of Sinöörit, preferably the Bay around the Green area northish.

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>Name: Aki of Kalkstead

>Sex: Male

>Fluff: Aki of Kalkstead is a traveling bard from the Isle of Conin. His goal in life-much like all other bards- is to chronicle the great happenings of the world and stamp his name on the fact it was he the one to chronicle it. Until recently, Aki was the court musician of King Orod, until Aki accidentally recited a saga at a feast which recounted a visiting vassal's failure in battle. While Orod found the whole thing hilarious, Aki thought it was better to err on the side of caution, and with the help of what few friends he had in Orod's court, Aki fled Orod's realm to try his luck elsewhere in the world. One day he would return to the castle, swimming in riches and with enough renown (and heavily armed bodyguards) to keep him safe.

>Culture: Conin Island

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>Name: Faoja Atlan

>Sex: Female

>Fluff: Vuele, the great Volcano. Giver of fertile lands and bringer of fiery death. It is the terrestrial manifestation of the divine, and all Manaoka worship it. Some, however, have devoted their lives to great Vuele. Faoja is one such person.

>She is a shaman of the volcano, one who has learned to harness its untamed power and act as spiritual guide to her people. Vuele's blessing is administered to everything from warrior's weapons to fertility rites, and Faoja oversees them all. She is not as maritime as most of her peers, having lived around the volcano most of her life. However, she is still competent at sailing when need be.

>Culture: Manaoka Kanoii

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>Name: Hamako

>Sex: Female

>Fluff: Born in the port of Yanxhai Hamako's name (Meaning child of the Shore) was very apt as she spent most of her childhood days playing along the sands and gazing wistfully out at the waters. As she grew she began to learn more of the seas an oceans, and her appetite grew. Her clan however was not one for the trade of the sea and forbid their first born from following her desires. Instead being forced to learn the tactics and strategies of land based war to prepare herself for service to their Lord

Growing a dislike for being on the land and the prison it forced upon her, she took the first chance she could get to be free of her duties. A Lord from the West had come seeking a fools mission.

Casting aside her family name in favor of taking up a position she so desperately desired she signed on the Lord's crew as he was seeking replacements for a few crew members lost.

Despite perceived shortcomings for her being a women she worked as hard as any of the male crew and found herself grow to love the ship she had begun to call home, even on such a short trip.

When the ship wrecked on the shore she almost felt as if Karma was punishing her for casting aside her name and fleeing her duties. Now she knows not what to do but intends to follow the orders of her Captain regardless of the loss of ship.

>Culture: Outsider

>Name: Huki Jurivo

>Sex: Male

>Fluff: The son of a renowned warrior and trader, Huki is a silent and calm young man. He has been raised to be the successor of his father, and up to this point almost everything has been chosen for him, from his friends to his weapons. Sadly though his father has died, and now he has to decide his own future. He has already changed his clothing and weapons, now he has to decide whether to follow his upbringing and be a typical trader or change it.

>Culture: Seir'ka

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>Name: The Drowned Maiden

>Sex: Female

>Fluff:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hosCuzo6JKo

A few years ago a young girl set out to prove that the games Pao Pao men were playing at sea were no challenge for a true woman. The God of the Sea insulted by this obvious breach of tradition sent forth a great storm which swallowed the ship whole and drowned the crew. The families weeped and pleaded to the gods, parents, begging to be taken instead of their children.

That very night a huge wave overcame the Pao Pao's capital killing hundreds in it's wake. The parent's prayers had been answered. Life had been paid for with life and the ship was spotted once more. It's captain a young maiden with ice blue eyes, wet black hair, pale skin and lips, her crew a number of equally scary looking men.

Ever since that day the Drowned Maiden has been scouring the seas sinking ships and drowning their crews. Pao Pao ships have been spared from such a fate for as legend has it the Drowned Maiden only comes for those who have angered the God of the Sea.

Or at least so the legend goes. The truth behind the Drowned Maiden? Well that's an entirely different story.

>Culture: Pao Pao