Faeneri

People born and raised within the borders of Faeneril. A proud people, ruled by matriarchs and with all genders reasonably equal. Thanks to being the center of Feldanar, due to being the first country to ever be founded after The Calamity, and having built the University of Rosemoor, the very best school of Magic in the world, the Faeneri are a well-respected people and many look to them for advice and inspiration in various matters. These people are known for their honesty, pride, and loyalty. It is very important for Faeneri to keep their promises, and they tend to do so with pride. They're fiercely loyal to the people they love, to their country, and to their Queen.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Tyra, Disa, Mirja, Merja, Marja, Sirdrun, Angred, Nika, Maika, Mika, Vrika, Berka.

Masculine names

Tyr, Dis, Arja, Erja, Irja, Dirk, Balred, Kvam, Imre, Trand.

Unisex names

Moldr, Tyseldr, Seld, Tuldr.

Ideals

Beauty Ideals

Strong, well-kept bodies and toned muscles are almost always appreciated by Faeneri people, no matter what gender identity.

Relationship Ideals

Above all else, the Faeneri praise families with many children. Having many children and therefore helping re-populate Feldanar is seen as something of high import to them. Most of them are accepting of relationships between people of the same gender, as long as they also have a family with children on the side. This means that it's quite common for Faeneri men and women to get married, start a family, and then silently agree to let their spouse have their desired relationship with another lover on the side. Should two people of the same gender decide to get married, which is legal but slightly rare due to the aforementioned issue, the people around them can be either accepting of them, or not. In case the two spouses pursue help from the outside to conceive children, the Faeneri would be accepting of them, but should they choose not to do this, they would be less accepting and question them about it. A sad side-effect of this attitude towards having children and, and them being so important, heterosexual couples who are unable to produce offspring are looked down upon.

Encompassed species