07-18-2013, 11:10 AM
Havard Wrote:"The North" is a fairly small region and only a handful of peoples are native to this part of the world. However, many from different races and cultures have been known to visit:Thats a awesome list!
Hitting the books:
From the D20/ZGG Books:
- Afridhi
- Peshwah
- Adiel ("The Horselords")
- Briela (The Wanderers)
- Bortai (The Savages)
- Falleem (Merchants)
- Irfat (The Black Riders)
- Leron (Guardians)
- Ornidri (Archers)
- Peshneath (Craftsmen)
- Qulaam (Riverfolk)
- Somhak (Warlords)
- Sufz (Spiritualists)
- Zah (Magic-Users)
- Skandaharians
- Tenians (Most are of Thonian stock)
- Thonians, Common
- Thonians, High
- Valemen
I would love more info on the Peshwah tribes especially the Sufz, Ifrat, and Zah!Havard Wrote:Additional groups from the DA modules:Synobians? Cirkhosian? Any details on those two?
- Frisians (Fan expansion on the Frisians)
- Cirkhosians
- Synobians
- Bolgers/Tangor
- Gren (Aliens, Gren is a fan created term)
- Kurgans (My take on the Kurgans)
- Sollux (Planar "Humans")
Also Gren has always been in my mind the name for the gamma world greenfolk.
I'm keeping the Kurgan in my game, they make a good communal enemy for the peshwah of their own kin.
Also I liked the few Sollux described, theyre paragons of good and enemies of the few evil elemental beings.
Havard Wrote:Additional groups from the FFC/Original Campaign:I think I'll keep the Picts in my game as those who bred with orcs creating a group of debased humans, they have always been depicted as savage debased humans so why not?
- Gypsies (Most likely later rolled into one of the Peshwah Clans - The Briela)
- Northern Lords (A subgroup of Skandaharians)
- Barbarians (In this context, likely refers to Peshwah, probably the Bortai)
- Picts (Later replaced by Orcs or Valemen)
- Nomads of Ten (Later rolled into one of the Peshwah Clans - The Irfat)
- "Vikings" (Later Skandaharians)
- Salikar (Never mentioned as such, but the people of the Gin of Salik, a middle eastern type people?).
- Rhunians (Likely related to the Skandaharians)
- "Thralls" (Gor-like slavefolk whose slaves appear in the Duchy of the Peaks. Not to be confused with the Thralls of Coot
- People of the Peaks (Most likely of Thonian stock, though especially corrupt, decadent and cowardly)
Questions and comments are welcome!
-Havard
Also the Salikar sound interesting to me, the name does have a middle eastern feel to me.
I agree on the Rhunians and Northern Lords being related to the Skandharians but what are their standings? Are the Rhunians more incline to use magic over brawn? Are the Northern Lords any different from the Sea Reavers culture wise? Picture what they deal with on a daily basis, wild magic spawned monsters and cold death.

