Daily life among the Ibnatithiuda was similar to that found among the settlements of other Northmen in Rhovanion.They were a practical people who placed much emphasis on the virtues of a hard days labor. While wealth was the object of all working men, opulence, particularly in the public eye was generally regarded as a vice. What has set the Ibnatithuida apart from many of their Northman cousins was their cosmopolitan nature. Most local merchants took pride in their reputation as diplomats among the varied peoples of Southern Rhun. The very survival of the settlement,surrounded as it was by so many different and sometimes alien cultures, was a testament to the open-mindedness of its citizenry. The Ibnatithuida and their homesteads in the Cairn Angle stood as a single constant presence in a