Torva'Ne
Torva’Ne is the ancestral home of the Elves, the great forests they originated in so many millennia ago. It is now home to the Torva’Wea, or Wood Elves. The Wood Elves are very isolationist, and it’s very possible you may die for even attempting to enter their lands. As such no one knows much of what happens in Torva’Ne. Though rumors persist that they are locked in a war with ghosts of invaders they long ago defeated.
Demography and Population
The Torva'Ne is sparsely populated, and is made up of tribes that wander the thick forests. These tribes can be small, a few dozen elves, to large tribes of a few thousand. These tribes commune with nature via their druids and peacefully coexist with the forest, the ancient homeland of all elves. Sylvan's walk among tribes, and ancient "Ancestor Trees" are heavily guarded and protected.
That said the elves are very isolationist. The border is guarded by the Ne'Ira, warriors and rangers taken from all tribes to guard their lands. Very few non-elves are ever allowed entrance into the lands of the Torva'Ne.
Territories
The Torva'Ne is made up of dense and confusing forest, with trees many hundreds of meters high at points. Nature is in full swing in the territory, as the Elves live in peace with the nature and spirits of the land.
Military
Each tribe of the Torva'Wea holds its own cadre of rangers and warriors to defend itself when needed. But for the most part the land is protected by the Ne'Ira, the Homeland Guardians. This order is made up of the best warriors from every tribe, who are selected by the forest spirits themselves to guard the borders.
Religion
The Torva'Wea worship nature and the spirits around them, though some worship the mantle in a round about way, they just don't realize it.
Foreign Relations
The Torva'Ne have no foreign relations, on an official level they never leave their forests and no one is generally allowed in.
Government System
Tribalism
Power Structure
Confederation
Economic System
Barter system
Legislative Body
The Torva'Ne is made up of various tribes. For the most part the Tribes wander in peace from each other, with the only "central" power being the Gathering of the Chiefs, who make the occasional central decision. Otherwise each tribe makes its own laws and rules.
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Official Languages
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