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{{Infobox region|denonym=Vanir|language=Vaniric|aliases=Uttermost North}} | {{Infobox region|denonym=Vanir|language=Vaniric|aliases=Uttermost North}} | ||
Vanigar, also called the Uttermost North, | Vanigar, also called the Uttermost North, was a region of [[Orden]]. It was an arctic region, North of the [[Iron Forest]], and home to the Vanir. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
1,000 years ago, the [[Gol]] invaded their lands when the Vanir were still hunter-gatherers. Slowly, Vanir culture and Gol culture merged as the Gol slowly died out. While some Gol wizards | 1,000 years ago{{Timescale}}, the [[Gol]] invaded their lands when the Vanir were still hunter-gatherers. Slowly, Vanir culture and Gol culture merged as the Gol slowly died out. While some Gol wizards could still be found in secluded towers during the Age of Chaos, the Vanir were once again the dominant people of the North. Eight clans of Vanirmen existed, originally created by the Gol after the Vanir lost the last war between the two peoples. Each clan was led by a Jarl, who once paid tribute to the Gol king, and the structure of the Clans mimics the structure of the family. | ||
== People == | == People == | ||
The Vanir | The Vanir did not respect land, or property, but they did respect family. Vanirmen were the physically largest in Orden. They valued strength and bravery, and sought an honorable death in battle. They also believed strongly in the notion of Fate, which they called ''Wyrd''. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:06, 15 August 2024
Vanigar, also called the Uttermost North, was a region of Orden. It was an arctic region, North of the Iron Forest, and home to the Vanir.
History
1,000 years ago[as of when?], the Gol invaded their lands when the Vanir were still hunter-gatherers. Slowly, Vanir culture and Gol culture merged as the Gol slowly died out. While some Gol wizards could still be found in secluded towers during the Age of Chaos, the Vanir were once again the dominant people of the North. Eight clans of Vanirmen existed, originally created by the Gol after the Vanir lost the last war between the two peoples. Each clan was led by a Jarl, who once paid tribute to the Gol king, and the structure of the Clans mimics the structure of the family.
People
The Vanir did not respect land, or property, but they did respect family. Vanirmen were the physically largest in Orden. They valued strength and bravery, and sought an honorable death in battle. They also believed strongly in the notion of Fate, which they called Wyrd.