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| - Most Edranish prehistory lore is attributed to legend and tales, and thus there is speculation and uncertainty involved in it's discussion. Scholars refer to prehistory Edrane as Early Edrane. The Edranish are said to have mass migrated from their original homeland, who modern scholars have named Edranea. The reason behind this migration is generally believed to be a mass extinction event in Edranea, leaving the large islands uninhabitable, and causing the early-day Edranish to flee in rudimentary ships. This event, and the following ocean voyage, is purported to have caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands, leaving the early day Edranish with numbers estimated around five to ten thousand when they arrived in the deserts of Southern Andoras.
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| - Most Edranish prehistory lore is attributed to legend and tales, and thus there is speculation and uncertainty involved in it's discussion. Scholars refer to prehistory Edrane as Early Edrane. The Edranish are said to have mass migrated from their original homeland, who modern scholars have named Edranea. The reason behind this migration is generally believed to be a mass extinction event in Edranea, leaving the large islands uninhabitable, and causing the early-day Edranish to flee in rudimentary ships. This event, and the following ocean voyage, is purported to have caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands, leaving the early day Edranish with numbers estimated around five to ten thousand when they arrived in the deserts of Southern Andoras. For unknown reasons, the Edranish spread out among Southern Andoras widely, leaving the landscape dotted with hundreds of small tribes. The coastal and semi-arid deserts of this region is said to have been at the least adaptable for the early day Edranish, Edranea being purported as having semi-tropical mesas. For a couple thousand years the Edranish tribes fought, grew, expanded, and vanished among themselves, neither the Dragons or the Giants close enough to stray into the desert lands. As time persisted, the tribes managed to develop a sort of feeble husbandry system with desert horses, and soon the ever-growing tribes started to found villages and towns.
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