The Uhl-Kante Planes
"Let's put down the knives and instead throw the cork." - Queen Atali, First Queen of Uhl-Kante at the unification meeting, moments after Lucian had slit Mort Sunkiller's throat.The Uhl-Kante Planes are more of a people than a place. Like the tundra, the shrubgrass, and the harsh desert that surrounds them they move and shift to accommodate the challenges of their homeland. They are both alike in many ways beauty and fierceness that is not for the faint of heart. They have found most of their allies among the dwarves and gnomes in the west and maintain and protect the pathways that take unimagined wealth into the greater world of Amerielle. The capital is known as Vuhl-Garagon and is seen as the gateway to the planes. While seldom found in the city itself Uhl-Garagon is the gateway through the planes, the King of Uhl lives there and has united the tribes. He protests the shipments of ore and weapons coming from the dwarves forges. He is the wealthiest, if not the most powerful man in all of Amerille. He's allowed to be King because the empire fears what he will do if they take the title. They tend to live more migratory, either moving cattle or weather. They love people who work with their hands and the merchants who make them wealthy. They hate the Empire and beurocracy and likely anyone outside of the Planes. "Throw the cork," is a phrase the Uhl-Kante use to say that there is no going back. It refers to a tradition where they would throw the cork away when a guest arrived to say they couldn’t leave until the last drink was drunk. Linguistic Uniqueness When speaking to someone from the Planes, they will often tag on to the common word the distance from themselves to said location or person. Meaning Uhl-Garagon-two-span would be a reference point. Same as, King Atalia, two births. These are important to nomadic people
Geography
to thwest the dessert becomes Scrubby Waste but inbetwe are swaths of fertile groun and broken orange clay desert spoiled by ironin the soil.
Fauna & Flora
small harsh and herd
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