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Vohven Dejy

Pockets of native Dejy reside within the Vohven Jungle, driven deep into the jungle by the more warlike races, especially the Kargi hobgoblins. Their first movement was southward, in avoidance of the Wild Elf tribes of the north, and in the hope of finding new lands on the other side of the jungle. Failing that, they then moved northward again, acquiring new social customs and survival skills along the way as they fought against the frightening moss trolls, green apes and other creatures that lived beneath the green canopy. Once settled in their new location they split into three major factions divided into east, west and south. They then further divided into smaller groups, which remain largely separated and independent due to their geographic isolation in this massive and largely uncharted wilderness covering nearly 150,000 square miles.   While most outsiders believe that all Vohven Dejy are barbaric savage, in truth, however, over half of the tribes are peaceful hunter-gatherers who want nothing more than to live their lives in peace and do battle only when attacked. Each tribe has a leader (an Ony), who gains his position either through inheritance, participation in title associations, or selection by the residing Ony. Every Ony is a direct descendant of the founding Ony of each tribe.   Some of the more prominent groups are listed below, though the jungle is vast, and the DM may choose to add more with little to no hope of overcrowding. Most Vohven Dejy stand about 4 1/2 to 5 feet tall, with skin in varying shades of brown, black hair, dark brown eyes and speak in a halting, staccato manner punctuated with clicks and whistles.   Players interested in creating a Vohven Dejy should first get DM permission, and discuss why the character left his jungle home. Perhaps one of his victims showed him kindness, or introduced him to a faith more lawful or good aligned than his own, and he left his tribe to learn more about this new knowledge. On the other hand, perhaps he is merely a wanderer who learned to suppress his savage nature around others who would not understand. Still, how long can this self-control last…?   Source: Svimohzia: The Ancient Isle

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