Halflings
The most common halflings in the Greenwold
come from the island city-state of Thile. As
comfortable on the water as on land, these
bucolic river folk spend their time catching
fish, racing their skiffs, and relaxing in the
current. Not to be underestimated, these
halflings have a long tradition of producing surprisingly fierce mercenaries - fearless sailors who can be found bolstering
navies across the Greenwold, or providing swift aid to the forts on the southern
border. Given their proclivity for the water,
Thile halflings are casually referred to as
“Guppies,” “Minnows,” “Tadpoles,” and other
half-endearing nicknames by the larger folk - appellations that are variously despised
or embraced by the riverfolk, depending on
their temperament.
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