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- Jhong Mi
- Mara al-Luq
- Aluvian names resemble Old and Middle English names. Most take three forms: first name only, first name plus a title like "the Fair" or "the Wild", or a first name and surname ending with "son" or "mad" . Example names include:
- Gharu'ndim names are Middle Eastern in flavor. Most take one of three forms: first name only, first name and surname, separated by "al-", or a first name and a surname, separated by "ibn" or "bint" . Example names include:
- Aluvians are known to be warlike, but they are also loyal to their own people. Their towns, such as Holtburg and Rithwic, are found in the northeast regions of Osteth, the eastern landmass of Dereth. They follow the Code of Pwyll, which teaches that they must protect the weak, and that true justice is above mere laws. Aluvian characters are automatically trained in Assess Person and Dagger.
- Adelia Brathmad
- Ai Rashoku
- Akkah al-Munib
- Aluvian Names
- Biyafah
- Brethym
- Ceranne the Golden
- Chun Yao
- Cyndal Farson
- Den Lu-ki
- Djusala bint Sida
- Eng Lun-ji
- Fathna bint Baljid
- Feristal
- Gharu'ndim Names
- Girdulla
- Guroku Soben
- Hanril ibn Tadwas
- Hei Shikken
- Isufris
- Jamraj
- Ka-yen Ha
- Kou-long Shui
- Lanida the True
- Lun Zen
- Megurtha Dermad
- Nayiza
- Ostan the Quick
- Qumud al-Riyf
- Ryucho Xao
- Seltor
- Sho Names
- The Aluvians
- The Gharu'ndim
- The Sho
- Trothard Litson
- Wodrith the Bear
- Yahida al-Qa'nif
- Zai Nozhen
- Zur ibn Atri
- The Sho are a highly disciplined and reserved people who regard fighting, particularly unarmed combat, as an art form. Their towns, such as Shoushi and Yanshi, are found in the southeastern regions of Osteth. Their guiding principles were handed down to them by the prophet Jojii. Sho characters are automatically trained in Unarmed Combat.
- There are three major heritage groups currently inhabiting the world of Dereth:
- The Gharu'ndim are desert-dwelling traders who believe that a sharp mind is preferable to a sharp sword, but they are skilled fighters when necessary. Their towns, such as Yaraq and Samsur, are found in the central and western regions of Osteth. Their national hero is the revered poet Yasif ibn Salayyar. Gharu'ndim characters are automatically trained in Appraise Items and Staff.
- Sho names resemble both Japanese and Chinese names. Most include a first name and a surname, both of which can be hyphenated. Sho surnames come before the given name. Example names include:
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