Tíderks
The tíderks1 are a tribe of humans inhabiting the area around the lower Úló river and the coast of northeastern Gráhúlysía. They are related to the Dirtans living along the upper river and the northern Lakú Mountains.
Tíderks themselves don't sow or raise livestock, instead subsisting on fish and crustaceans found in the river or Silver Sea, or hunting and foraging in the woods. They also sell precious amber to Keþía through the dirtans in exchange for cloth and grains.
Tíderks themselves don't sow or raise livestock, instead subsisting on fish and crustaceans found in the river or Silver Sea, or hunting and foraging in the woods. They also sell precious amber to Keþía through the dirtans in exchange for cloth and grains.
1Original icelandic: Tíderkar, singular: Tíderki
Tíderk by Lappalingur
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