Staria

Legend

“Like an avelance they rolled from mountains high, thundercracks and exploding rain from palms.”

Skjald Yell'a'Beard

 

History

Back in the First Age and early in Second Age there was Tribes of Findograa living in Starias Northern parts. But during the Ortagui Empire they where thinned severely. Especially as the Kinoblin aided the Ortagui so they could get their Junks filled with slaves.

The Tatongōl coming across the mountains from the South with their herds didn’t make things easier for the rural folks. When Tatongol and Ortagui mixed and became Oghuz, establishing towns and cities with a need for agricultural lands. It got worse, ending when the Oghuzzan Empire was announced and a crusade as rapid as the  Explosive Powder, Cannon, and Handgun used to obliterate their settlements and towns.

Skjald Valgrif

 

The two Empires fought for several centuries and the Findograa perished in Staria, leaving but Oghuz, Ortagui, Tatongol and the slowly growing Common lot. Who manouvered cleverly in the Age of Hordes and grew steadily. So that they now form a major part of the population.

Skjald Vinotis

 

Cartography

As its North of the mountains, the climate is warm all year around. Its a Country of vast grasslands and crop fields stretching as far as one can see. To the West Lumiis Sinking ends in Munitars Valley leading up to Johras Passage between Mt. Vaggy and Mt. Qeriz. North of Mt. Qeriz is the narrow Meelus Rift cutting deep between it and Omarls Peak.

In central North the Koboldii Heights and Kza'noobo Kiznoll dominates amongst the grasslands and fields stretching North.

Skjald Sejrik

 

Organization

Each Settlement; Hamlet, Village, Town and CityCountry are generally governed by one of the major population factors, Oghuz, Ortagui, or Common. The same goes for road- and bridgeposts and isolated stables or inns. But out on the steppes, rouglands or foothills its the Tatongol one most likely meet, and in the wilderness, forests or mountains – Other Races set the terms.

Skjald Ulrich

 

Special

Be aware of Slavers.

Skjald Sigurd