Ishguḑ

Along the northern edges of the Kaivasa region, the Ishgud practice, variably, Mutane farming, ox farming, and root-vegetable farming. Very few grains or fruits grow in their long winters, and the land becomes incredibly muddy during the spring and summer months as the snow melts into the silt-clay soil. Because of this, they primarily use ox and horse drawn sleds to travel between isolated settlements in the pine forests they call home.
There are two tribes of Ishgud that share space along the large lake in the East, where they fish and grow edible grasses along the boggy coast.
In both areas of their control, they are well known for medicinal practices and herbal wisdom, so druidry is common.