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Also know as The Elflands, this is the home of most elves in the world. Most of the country is plains and forests in equal meassure. The elves live in separate clans, known as Maern in Elvish. The High Elf Maerns each have their own city, whereas the Wood Elf Maerns roam the Elflands, building great camps as they follow the mammoth herds through the seasons. The day to day governing of the Maern is left to younger elves but any important decisions are the purview of the Maern elders. The different Maerns are as much competitors as compatriots and they see eye to eye on only a few important matters. | Also know as The Elflands, this is the home of most elves in the world. Most of the country is plains and forests in equal meassure. The elves live in separate clans, known as Maern in Elvish. The High Elf Maerns each have their own city, whereas the Wood Elf Maerns roam the Elflands, building great camps as they follow the mammoth herds through the seasons. The day to day governing of the Maern is left to younger elves but any important decisions are the purview of the Maern elders. The different Maerns are as much competitors as compatriots and they see eye to eye on only a few important matters. | ||
Each High Elf Maern runs a merchant house, called a | Each High Elf Maern runs a merchant house, called a Thal in Elvish, which they use to project their influence throughout the world. | ||
Revision as of 03:09, 29 October 2020
Fir Lanear
| Government |
|---|
| Oligarchy / Gerontocracy |
| Capital |
| None |
| Cities |
| Maern Elassidil, Maern Feanorin, Maern Halueve, Maern Tarathiel |
| Major Worship |
| Ehlonna |
| Climate |
|---|
| Moderate to warm |
| Exports |
| Artwork, clockwork devices, leather goods, woodcraft |
| Imports |
| Metal goods, pottery, stone |
Also know as The Elflands, this is the home of most elves in the world. Most of the country is plains and forests in equal meassure. The elves live in separate clans, known as Maern in Elvish. The High Elf Maerns each have their own city, whereas the Wood Elf Maerns roam the Elflands, building great camps as they follow the mammoth herds through the seasons. The day to day governing of the Maern is left to younger elves but any important decisions are the purview of the Maern elders. The different Maerns are as much competitors as compatriots and they see eye to eye on only a few important matters.
Each High Elf Maern runs a merchant house, called a Thal in Elvish, which they use to project their influence throughout the world.