Greater Mereshnari Tribe

Stereotypes

    Here the words of Janesh the Outrider as he shares what he learned from his many travels.   Marginallanders: They do not share our blood, but they share our struggles. We both understand what is like to live where water is scarce and allies are far away.   Musselanders: I always look forward to being a guest for these friendly and cordial folk during times of peace. During times of war, I prefer strong warriors besides me.   Mooringslanders: They have gained great wealth as traders, but they grew so civilized that they lost their warrior’s edge. Will your trinkets protect you from our foes?   "Marshlanders": They are strangers in a strange land. I can never relate to them, but I bear them no ill will.   Magiclanders: It would do them well to leave their libraries and explore living in the real world more often, but I cannot deny they have power and wisdom in their own way.   Meralanders: The Paladins are harsh in their rule, but they recognize that Scarterra is a harsh world.   Mineralanders: It one thing to delve in the earth, but another thing to force goblins to delve in the earth for you. We are united by a common foe and nothing more.   Midlanders: The midlanders still have much blood of the Meresh through their veins and keep many of the old ways. I am proud to call them brothers.   Riverlanders: The riverlanders still bear a trickle of Mersh blood. They are our cousins and I am pleased to call them allies.   Half-Elves: These half-breed bastards are born of evil. Pity them, but do not trust them. They should thank us profusely for allowing them to live.   Goblins: Vermin to be exterminated, but a hundred times less threatening than our other foes.   Kahdisteria: These days, the elves rarely travel west of the mountains. If war resumes, they will probably attack by sea and there is very little the Maresh can do to help our friends if this happens.   dabeshi: Our constant battles with the filthy hyena warriors keep our sword arms strong.   Ice Biters: There are orcs in the north. At the moment they are occupying land that no one else wants, so I am content to leave them in peace...for now.   Yeti: I only visited them once and very briefly at that. I cannot deny that I sensed an air of nobility and honor among them, alien though it was.