Ütherreichian Human

Humans make up almost the entirety of the Divine Ütherreich. The Ütherreich has gone through some tumultuous times recently, but overall, the reich shows great unity throughout its lands. Lands that are frequently swampy and hard to live in, but fertile. Being from the Ütherreich means you have to fight against the land itself to live, but you get great rewards for doing so.
Additionally, the vast majority of Ütherreichians are pious, as worship of the Divine Light is not only greatly encouraged, but essentially expected of all of its citizens.
Nearly every adult man and woman in the Ütherreich has served as a soldier for their lord or even for the Emperor's armies. Because of this, almost every adventurer originating from the reich has military training.

Ütherreichian Traits

In in place of the traits of your base ancestry, you instead gain these traits.

Ability Score Increase

Your Constitution and Wisdom scores both increase by 1. In addition, one ability score of your choice increases by 1.

Drafted Soldier

You have proficiency with the pike and longsword, the standard weapons of the Ütherreich armies. You also have proficiency with chain mail.

Devotee of the Divine Light

Due to your devoted worship and sacrifice to the Divine Light, you are granted minor boons from your deity. You know the cantrip guidance. You can also cast bless once with this trait and regain the ability to do so after you finish a short or long rest.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Demut, Elisabet, Elze, Lena, Müte, Sanne, Ysentrude, Gerhaus, Gertrude, Katarina

Masculine names

Lütke, Hermann, Jakob, Gunther, Christoff, Berchtold, Peinfrid, Rüdger, Steffan, Tristram

Family names

Peasants and serfs within the Ütherreich would simply use a personal name to identify themselves, giving the name of their father if further identification were needed. Lords would use a byname (where their from, for example: von Lübeck) with their personal name. Clergy would use a title and/or a descriptive name (e.g. Bishop David the Pious).