Woodsedge

Few Yeshens know (or even know that they don’t know) the history of their race. Higher classed people--nobles and merchants--are usually taught by their tutors that when the Yeshen people arrived on the continent, they were little more than crude barbarians, and that they had been civilized by their Little Dream education and experience. Therefore those that still follow the old ways (crude music, stories, poems, jokes, humor, crude alcoholic beverages and low food) are less-thans, to be looked-down upon.
Yeshen nobles would style themselves after Bellourian lords, removing themself from the rabble of Yeshen culture, although in truth they retain the trappings of that culture more than they know. Beneath the surface, Yeshen nobility is seething with a discomfort--a sense of inferiority and insecurity. (This makes them dangerous in some instances, as they can take things out on those they see as less.) As stated above, this is less so in Woodsedge. There the nobles are servants of the people (and thus part of the people), and thoughts of competing with the Kingdom are few.



Sometimes, creatures of the Forest reach its borders and terrorize the Edgers.  They have developed sophisticated (even powerful) methods of defending themselves and driving off the creatures.  Some of them are listed here:

FLESHWARPS have been transformed to horrid creatures through horrid Drow ritudals, then unleashed to the world above.
• The IRNAKURSES, B3cr6) is an Orbish creature that wanders and kills everything it can, especially Elves who have been taken for torture.
• The GHONATINE can be used as guards, or patrols of subterranean places.