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 ====Peoples==== ====Peoples====
-The plains are claimed by numerous nomadic tribes who, after the last Mongrel Clan invasion five hundred years ago, lost all interest in permanent settlements: they're too easy to find and conquer.  There are five large tribes, plus a fluctuating number of smaller ones that splinter off the bigger tribes, merge or die out.  Smaller tribes are located between or on the fringes of the larger tribes.  A few smaller tribes are made up of exiles and are probably not much better than bandits.  Tribes are usually named after something important in or about their territory.+The plains are claimed by numerous nomadic tribes who, after the last Mongrel Clan invasion five hundred years ago, lost all interest in permanent settlements: they're too easy to find and conquer.  There are five large tribal nations, plus a fluctuating number of smaller ones that splinter off the bigger tribes, merge or die out.  Smaller tribes are located between or on the fringes of the larger tribes.  A few smaller tribes are made up of exiles and are probably not much better than bandits.  Tribes are usually named after something important in or about their territory.
   *Sunfall Tribe: Typically furthest west.  Dominates trade with the Asterian Empire to the degree that not quite half of the trade city Astercreche's population is Sunfall.   *Sunfall Tribe: Typically furthest west.  Dominates trade with the Asterian Empire to the degree that not quite half of the trade city Astercreche's population is Sunfall.
   *Sandshimmer Tribe: Occupies the northern areas between Atan, the wastes, and the desert.  Ventures the deepest into the Great EastFyre Desert, and tries to avoid the Starfallen Wastes.  Sandshimmer was least affected culturally by the last Mongrel invasion.   *Sandshimmer Tribe: Occupies the northern areas between Atan, the wastes, and the desert.  Ventures the deepest into the Great EastFyre Desert, and tries to avoid the Starfallen Wastes.  Sandshimmer was least affected culturally by the last Mongrel invasion.
   *Dawnstar Tribe: Typically furthest east.  Also tends to venture into the Great EastFyre Desert somewhat. Gets travelers along the Road of Silken Blades to or from the Wall of Han.  Dawnstar tribesmen have fewer identifying features when compared to their brethren, as they had to heavily intermarry with other tribes to repopulate after the invasion.   *Dawnstar Tribe: Typically furthest east.  Also tends to venture into the Great EastFyre Desert somewhat. Gets travelers along the Road of Silken Blades to or from the Wall of Han.  Dawnstar tribesmen have fewer identifying features when compared to their brethren, as they had to heavily intermarry with other tribes to repopulate after the invasion.
-  *Stonetree Tribe - Southernmost, closest to the hills and mountains.  Their territory includes the Forest of Stone Ghosts, a landscape of petrified trees (and other things).  They are protective of their land and only willing to trade relatively small amounts of petrified wood from broken logs ("stonewood") each year.  Legend tells of the **Great Stone Wyrm Basiliskos** who was defeated by an unnamed hero thousands of years ago __after__ petrifying a couple of small nations that stood here.  The legend is mostly tru, and the Stonetrees make a decent income off scholars and the occasional stupidly rich dabbler who wants to look at the weird but pretty stone trees.  They also have some trade with dwarves coming over (through) the Altun Shan Mountains. +  *Stonetree Tribe: Southernmost, closest to the hills and mountains.  Their territory includes the Forest of Stone Ghosts, a landscape of petrified trees (and other things).  They are protective of their land and only willing to trade relatively small amounts of petrified wood from broken logs ("stonewood") each year.  Legend tells of the **Great Stone Wyrm Basiliskos** who was defeated by an unnamed hero thousands of years ago __after__ petrifying a couple of small nations that stood here.  The legend is mostly true, and the Stonetrees make a decent income off scholars and the occasional stupidly rich dabbler who wants to look at the weird but pretty stone trees.  They also have some trade with dwarves coming over (through) the Altun Shan Mountains. 
-  *Moonwind Tribe - The nomad's nomads.  Moonwind Tribe interacts with all the large tribes and many smaller ones because their territory is located roughly in the center of the other large tribes.  Ironically, [[Moonwind Gather]] the only permanent settlement in the plains is in their territory.  Set in the shadow of the Kringstone, this is where gatherings can be held or tribal representatives come when something needs the attention of all tribes at once.+  *Moonwind Tribe: The nomad's nomads.  Moonwind Tribe interacts with all the large tribes and many smaller ones because their territory is located roughly in the center of the other large tribes.  Ironically, [[Moonwind Gather]] the only permanent settlement in the plains is in their territory.  Set in the shadow of the Kringstone, this is where gatherings can be held or tribal representatives come when something needs the attention of all tribes at once.
  
 ====Places of Interest==== ====Places of Interest====
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