Cha'reh

Humans from the far southern tundras. Long practice of enduring the Raʻdatkop Ratmu has left them with a deeply germaphobic culture. They live in heavily fortified villages. Their main food source is hunting the various megafauna that inhabit the forests around them supplemented with foraging and fishing when the opportunity arises.

Culture

Major language groups and dialects

Cha'reh Speech

Culture and cultural heritage

Their temples double as rookeries for sacred birds. All tribes and individuals regardless of their personal animal totem revere the Raven, or in the case of coastal communities the gull. It is in these temples that the Cha'reh rifle powder is blessed before being packed into ammunition.

Common Dress code

Outside of their camps Cha'reh cover all their skin and wear wooden or leather animal masks.

Common Customs, traditions and rituals

They make bread with Bark flour

Common Taboos

Cha'reh abhor touching the bare skin of a stranger. Even a handshake only happens between family or intimate friends.

Matron of the Snow by Reece Firman

Diverged ethnicities

• Cha'gem

Encompassed species

• Human