Averlander

Prominent Features of Averlander culture :

1. Holy Roman Empire Influence: The Averlander culture draws inspiration from the Holy Roman Empire, particularly in terms of names and historical context. It reflects the characteristics and atmosphere associated with that period.
2. Old German Influence: In addition to names from the Holy Roman Empire, the Averlanders also incorporate names considered "old German" into their culture. These names add depth and authenticity to their heritage.
3. Typicaly nobeles have 3 given names and their famely name. Commors often only have one given name and theyr famely name. 
4. Liberation from Hobgoblin Empires: The Averlanders are known for their heroic struggle against the Hobgoblin empires that had enslaved the people of Eldrida. Their war of liberation, spanning from 810 to 885, symbolizes their resilience and determination to free their world from tyranny.
5. Cultural Adoption: Many liberated individuals chose to adopt Averlander names and embrace the Averland culture as a way of honoring their liberators. This cultural adoption signifies unity and gratitude within the Averlander community.

Culture

Historical figures

Konrad Ernst Friedrich Averland the founder of the empire.

Related Organizations

• Barony of Falkenrath
• County of Lenztal
• Duchy of Falkenholm
• Freiherrenschaft Karlfeld
• Imperial Supremacy of Averland
• landgraviate of Salzthal
• The Scafeld Fuggers
• von Adlerhart
• von Falkenholm