nation:ashiaver:frisian
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| * Most often loose lightweight clothing, many of them like to wrap their arms and legs | * Most often loose lightweight clothing, many of them like to wrap their arms and legs | ||
| - | * **Blessed by Nehebkau;** Albinism, though extremely rare happens among the Frisian people and it is believed that their pale visage comes from being blessed by Nehebkau; who also sports the same ivory appearance. While these individuals don't aren't given much special treatment, they are considered a gift to all of the Frisian people and may be believed to bring good luck when in their presence. | + | **Blessed by Nehebkau;** Albinism, though extremely rare happens among the Frisian people and it is believed that their pale visage comes from being blessed by Nehebkau; who also sports the same ivory appearance. While these individuals don't aren't given much special treatment, they are considered a gift to all of the Frisian people and may be believed to bring good luck when in their presence. |
| ===== Social Norms ===== | ===== Social Norms ===== | ||
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| * Relic hunters; These Frisian have a love and passion for history and relic items, they are often away from home, to scower the vast desert for remnants of historical sites where they will seek lost or forbidden knowledge. | * Relic hunters; These Frisian have a love and passion for history and relic items, they are often away from home, to scower the vast desert for remnants of historical sites where they will seek lost or forbidden knowledge. | ||
| - | ==== Outcasts ==== | + | ==== Outcasts ==== |
| * The Faithless; These are Frisian people that aren't considered Frisian any longer, whether it be that they received banishment for crimes against their peoples or gods, or that they chose to abandon them. Faithless that are banished or ones that come to the Loa informing them of their decision to leave are marked, tattooed most traditionally on their forehead | * The Faithless; These are Frisian people that aren't considered Frisian any longer, whether it be that they received banishment for crimes against their peoples or gods, or that they chose to abandon them. Faithless that are banished or ones that come to the Loa informing them of their decision to leave are marked, tattooed most traditionally on their forehead | ||
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| ==== Gods; ==== | ==== Gods; ==== | ||
| - | * Nehebkau, Apophis, Vritra & Renenet: The primary gods to the Frisian people; and most importantly living deities, the Frisian have grown to worship the giant immortal sand serpents that tower over their temples as not only their gods but also their protectors from the dangerous Wyrms that live under the earth and prey on anyone they might find out on the sands. But these serpents have always come to the aid of humans, fending off the demonic beasts and sending them back to the depths of the underworld where they belong. In order to aid their deities in the fight against these monsters, the Frisian have built numerous; near life size temples and statues for places of worship and to help ward off the Wyrms in various places across the desert. Attempting to harm, threaten or even speaking ill of snakes, especially using their names in a negative light often warrants swift and harsh punishment. When the serpent' | + | Nehebkau, Apophis, Vritra & Renenet: The primary gods to the Frisian people; and most importantly living deities, the Frisian have grown to worship the giant immortal sand serpents that tower over their temples as not only their gods but also their protectors from the dangerous Wyrms that live under the earth and prey on anyone they might find out on the sands. But these serpents have always come to the aid of humans, fending off the demonic beasts and sending them back to the depths of the underworld where they belong. In order to aid their deities in the fight against these monsters, the Frisian have built numerous; near life size temples and statues for places of worship and to help ward off the Wyrms in various places across the desert. Attempting to harm, threaten or even speaking ill of snakes, especially using their names in a negative light often warrants swift and harsh punishment. When the serpent' |
| * Nehebkau; An ivory white cobra, with scales more akin to stone than flesh, said to be the eldest and most humble out of the four. | * Nehebkau; An ivory white cobra, with scales more akin to stone than flesh, said to be the eldest and most humble out of the four. | ||
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