Bruid - Revision history

Silveroak at 09:24, 9 July 2023

2023-07-09T09:24:50Z

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	'''Zahnhafen''' (Large town) – The largest Kriegerish town in the Five Realms, this is the home of the Kriegerish fleet, even Kriegerish vessels in service of other Realms will often count this as their home port. The town that has sprung up around the deepwater harbour of Zahnhafen is set out in much the same pattern as the port towns in the Kriegerish homeland, or so they say. Merchants and tradesfolk from all over the Five Realms converge in Zahnhafen to trade in the rare and affordable merchandise that flows off the Kriegerish ships and through the town. If some similar ships had earlier been sighted raiding other Realms in the past months…well what do landlubbers know about ships anyway?!		'''Zahnhafen''' (Large town) – The largest Kriegerish town in the Five Realms, this is the home of the Kriegerish fleet, even Kriegerish vessels in service of other Realms will often count this as their home port. The town that has sprung up around the deepwater harbour of Zahnhafen is set out in much the same pattern as the port towns in the Kriegerish homeland, or so they say. Merchants and tradesfolk from all over the Five Realms converge in Zahnhafen to trade in the rare and affordable merchandise that flows off the Kriegerish ships and through the town. If some similar ships had earlier been sighted raiding other Realms in the past months…well what do landlubbers know about ships anyway?!

	'''Siorghlas''' (Small town) – The only town of any note completely within the Great Forest, Siorghlas is a strange place. The town itself takes up a small footprint on the ground, and mostly it is only municipal buildings that stand on the earth. The rest of the town is up in the enormous trees of the forest itself, and rope bridges connect one trunk to another. Open flame is forbidden in Síorghlas for sensible reasons, but because the town is in perpetual gloom underneath the forest canopy, the townsfolk must resort to a bit of Gwyllt magic they cannot replace: the sun-crystals. An enterprising and gifted merchant that could provide them with an alternative to this cursed magic would be wealthy indeed. For now, Síorghlas is eerily lit and a hub for the other denizens of the Great Forest, both those who swear fealty to the Réig and those who have other allegiance.		'''Siorghlas''' (Small town/Riding) – The only town of any note completely within the Great Forest, Siorghlas is a strange place. The town itself takes up a small footprint on the ground, and mostly it is only municipal buildings that stand on the earth. The rest of the town is up in the enormous trees of the forest itself, and rope bridges connect one trunk to another. Open flame is forbidden in Síorghlas for sensible reasons, but because the town is in perpetual gloom underneath the forest canopy, the townsfolk must resort to a bit of Gwyllt magic they cannot replace: the sun-crystals. An enterprising and gifted merchant that could provide them with an alternative to this cursed magic would be wealthy indeed. For now, Síorghlas is eerily lit and a hub for the other denizens of the Great Forest, both those who swear fealty to the Réig and those who have other allegiance. The rider of Siorghlas is Macabh Caernos.

	'''Caorioc''' (City) – Caorioc is the most northerly town in Bruid, and the only town outside of Uasa to be included in its canal network. The Iarlas of Bruid made their home here centuries ago, back when Caorioc was nothing more than a collection of huts where the shepherds of Bruid would rest when bringing their flocks together for the annual markets. In the intervening centuries, and as the Great Forest has receded further to the south, Caorioc has grown into a vibrant town and is a major hub for weavers and wool merchants. Some say the nobility and wealthy folk there are too far removed from the experience of most Bruidigh, but in what land is that not true?		'''Caorioc''' (City) – Caorioc is the most northerly town in Bruid, and the only town outside of Uasa to be included in its canal network. The Iarlas of Bruid made their home here centuries ago, back when Caorioc was nothing more than a collection of huts where the shepherds of Bruid would rest when bringing their flocks together for the annual markets. In the intervening centuries, and as the Great Forest has receded further to the south, Caorioc has grown into a vibrant town and is a major hub for weavers and wool merchants. Some say the nobility and wealthy folk there are too far removed from the experience of most Bruidigh, but in what land is that not true?

OpticalSage: Adding crest.

2022-06-10T11:56:12Z

Adding crest.

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	[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced ''Brew-id'') lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.		[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced ''Brew-id'') lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.
			[[File:Bruid-Crest.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Early image of Bruid Crest from the Five Oaths website]]
	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	==Quotes about Bruid==		==Quotes about Bruid==

OpticalSage: Updating for reinstated information on the website.

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Updating for reinstated information on the website.

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 [[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced ''Brew-id'') lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.
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-== Geography ==
+==Quotes about Bruid==
-Trees.
+“''The wise child does not venture there''
-Holding the entirety of Tirneach’s southern border with the Great Forest, Bruid is a wild and dangerous realm.
+''The wise child stays in the fields and minds her flock''
-The local geography shifts constantly as villages get wiped out by the Gwyllt and natural disasters, and new ones spring up. This realm is one of the easiest to be granted land in, as its villages are the first line of defence between the other realms and the hordes of Gwyllt from the forest.
+''But when the foolish child needs rescue''
-Despite the dangerous nature of the realm, the harbour of Zahnhafen is a major trade port that grows in
+''The wise child gathers her rock of three points''
-== History ==
+''And her lightning-touched stick and her guiding beast''
-== Demographics ==
+''And only then ventures into Their forest''” – A Bruideach nursery tale
 The Krieger and Forest Wildlings are the two species most commonly found here with Humans a close third. Despite their usually well-travelled nature, Leasiar are a rarity in Bruid - with some pointing to their perceived lack of hardiness as the cause.
-== Culture ==
+==Culture==
 Regardless of their species, the people of Bruid are known to be hardy and resilient, with a strong sense of community and a suspicion of outsiders.
 Hard wearing clothing in dark shades of green and brown is the most common here.
-== Characters from Bruid ==
+==Bruideach Opinions on the other Realms==
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OpticalSage at 14:10, 16 April 2022

2022-04-16T14:10:47Z

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			[[Category: Setting Information]]
			[[Category: Bruid]]

OpticalSage: /* Demographics */

2022-04-14T11:40:37Z

Demographics

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	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==

	The Krieger and Forest Wildlings are the two species most commonly found here with Humans a close third.		The Krieger and Forest Wildlings are the two species most commonly found here with Humans a close third. Despite their usually well-travelled nature, Leasiar are a rarity in Bruid - with some pointing to their perceived lack of hardiness as the cause.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

OpticalSage at 20:14, 11 April 2022

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	[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced Brew-id) lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.		[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced ''Brew-id'') lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.

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OpticalSage at 20:13, 11 April 2022

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	[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.		[[Bruid]], the Hardy Realm, (pronounced Brew-id) lies in the south of [[Tirneach]] and is dominated by the Great Forrest.

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OpticalSage: /* Culture */

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Culture

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	== Culture ==		== Culture ==
			Regardless of their species, the people of Bruid are known to be hardy and resilient, with a strong sense of community and a suspicion of outsiders.

			Hard wearing clothing in dark shades of green and brown is the most common here.

	== Characters from Bruid ==		== Characters from Bruid ==

OpticalSage: /* Demographics */

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Demographics

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	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==

			The Krieger and Forest Wildlings are the two species most commonly found here with Humans a close third.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

OpticalSage: /* Geography */

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Geography

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	== Geography ==		== Geography ==
	Trees.		Trees.

			Holding the entirety of Tirneach’s southern border with the Great Forest, Bruid is a wild and dangerous realm.

			The local geography shifts constantly as villages get wiped out by the Gwyllt and natural disasters, and new ones spring up. This realm is one of the easiest to be granted land in, as its villages are the first line of defence between the other realms and the hordes of Gwyllt from the forest.

			Despite the dangerous nature of the realm, the harbour of Zahnhafen is a major trade port that grows in
			prosperity.

	== History ==		== History ==