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Revision as of 13:25, 18 August 2026
People of Erindal
Races & Peoples
Ancestries, cultures and distinct peoples of Erindal, including the communities, traditions and identities which exist across national borders.
A person may belong to a people without sharing the same nationality, religion or political allegiance as others of that ancestry.
The Flameforged
Forge dwarves and Hearth dwarves share an imperial identity while retaining important differences in culture, work and regional life.
Peoples within Realms
National borders rarely contain only one ancestry. Ports, subject territories and frontier regions are especially mixed.
Characters
Individual people provide a more personal view of ancestry, culture and social expectations.
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