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	The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in [[Atlas: The New World (Qaramay)\|the New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in [[Atlas: The New World (Qaramay)\|the New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and ~~the~~ Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.		Both being terms with the same original meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.

	==The Pahqruun==		==The Pahqruun==

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	The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in ~~the~~ [[Atlas: The New World (Qaramay)\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in [[Atlas: The New World (Qaramay)\|the New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.		Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.

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	The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: The New World (Qaramay)\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.		Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.

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	The '''~~Pahlruun~~'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahqruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms ~~Pahlruun~~ and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''~~Pahlruun~~''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being ~~Pahlruun~~, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain ~~Pahlruun~~ hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of ~~Pahlruun~~, regardless of which diverged from which.		Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahqruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahqruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahqruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahqruun, regardless of which diverged from which.

	==The ~~Pahlruun~~==		==The Pahqruun==

	The '''~~Pahlruun~~''' are arguably the most diverse set of People in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] (other than the similarly diverse [[Lorebook: Teakani\|Teakani]]). Their identities tend to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being ~~Pahlruun~~.		The '''Pahqruun''' are arguably the most diverse set of People in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] (other than the similarly diverse [[Lorebook: Teakani\|Teakani]]). Their identities tend to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahqruun.

	==The Pahmsruun==		==The Pahmsruun==

	Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. They are not monolithic, but are less physically heterogeneous than the ~~Pahlruun~~. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as simply one subset of the ancestors that ended up "sticking together", while others see the ~~Pahlruun~~ as a group that splintered off contrary to the ancestors' intentions.		Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. They are not monolithic, but are less physically heterogeneous than the Pahqruun. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as simply one subset of the ancestors that ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahqruun as a group that splintered off contrary to the ancestors' intentions.

	Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.		Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.

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	The '''Pahlruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahlruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahlruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahlruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahlruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip.		Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahlruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahlruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahlruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip. Other than the difference in diversity and culture, they are the same form of People and thus for many other [[Lorebook: People\|People]] the less heterogeneous Pahmsruun are simply seen as a subset of Pahlruun, regardless of which diverged from which.

	==The Pahlruun==		==The Pahlruun==

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	==The Pahmsruun==		==The Pahmsruun==

	Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as simply one subset of the ancestors that ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahlruun as a group that splintered off contrary to the ancestors' intentions.		Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. They are not monolithic, but are less physically heterogeneous than the Pahlruun. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as simply one subset of the ancestors that ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahlruun as a group that splintered off contrary to the ancestors' intentions.

	Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.		Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.

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	The '''Pahlruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].		The '''Pahlruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' ("popular folk") are a form of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun\|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip\|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World\|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin\|Great Laurikin]].

	Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahlruun and the Pahmsruun ~~became distinct from one another and referred~~ to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] ~~though~~ of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahlruun''' are incredibly diverse ~~both~~ physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and ~~even some~~ physical features (~~thus tending to continue~~ to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which ~~group is "older"~~. Certain Pahlruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip.		Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahlruun and the Pahmsruun began to refer to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People\|People]] of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahlruun''' are incredibly diverse physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and generally physical features (continuing to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which set diverged from the other. Certain Pahlruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip.

	==The Pahlruun==		==The Pahlruun==

	The '''Pahlruun''' are arguably the most diverse ~~form~~ of People in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] (other than the similarly diverse [[Lorebook: Teakani\|Teakani]]). Their identities tend to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun.		The '''Pahlruun''' are arguably the most diverse set of People in [[Atlas: Qaramay\|Karamay]] (other than the similarly diverse [[Lorebook: Teakani\|Teakani]]). Their identities tend to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun.

	==The Pahmsruun==		==The Pahmsruun==

	Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as one subset of the ancestors that ~~simply~~ ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahlruun as a group that splintered off ~~from them~~ contrary to the ancestors' intentions.		Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families\|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as simply one subset of the ancestors that ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahlruun as a group that splintered off contrary to the ancestors' intentions.

	Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.		Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company\|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.

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The '''Pahlruun'''/'''Pahmsruun''' are a form of [[Lorebook: People|People]] relating relatively closely to the Original Folk. It is believed that they originate from the [[Lorebook: Ruktruun|Ruktruun]], but split off from them many centuries ago (depending on who is asked). Unlike the Ruktruun clans, they believed they needed to welcome in order to reconcile all groups outside of their own. Unable to do so there, in droves their ancestors set sail on the river that flows down from [[Atlas: Mount Taurikip|Mount Taurikip]] and followed it all the way down to the sea, colonizing the lands along the way as well as founding a capital in the [[Atlas: New World|New World]], [[Atlas: Great Laurikin|Great Laurikin]].

Both terms with the same meaning, at some point, the terms Pahlruun and the Pahmsruun became distinct from one another and referred to two different sets of [[Lorebook: People|People]] though of the same form. While both are known for their historic diplomacy and integrations with other cultures, the '''Pahlruun''' are incredibly diverse both physically and culturally, with their identities tending to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun, while the '''Pahmsruun''' maintain a core shared identity, institutions, and even some physical features (thus tending to continue to appear more similar to the Ruktruun). Mostly-friendly disputes continuing to today regarding which group is "older". Certain Pahlruun hold their particular group's existence in [[Atlas: Qaramay|Karamay]] as predating and completely independent of the sailing from Mount Taurikip.

==The Pahlruun==

The '''Pahlruun''' are arguably the most diverse form of People in [[Atlas: Qaramay|Karamay]] (other than the similarly diverse [[Lorebook: Teakani|Teakani]]). Their identities tend to be tied much more to their culture or historical homelands than to their being Pahlruun.

==The Pahmsruun==

Though they are known for being more apt to mixing with other People groups (both through simple social integration and through marital mixing), the '''Pahmsruun''' are known for maintaining a sense of uniquely Pahmsruun pride and culture regardless, strengthened by the continuing prestige of the [[Lorebook: Original Families|Original Families]], the Pahmsruun Institutions, and the relatively strong likelihood of their appearance traits passing on. Some Pahmsruun see themselves as one subset of the ancestors that simply ended up "sticking together", while others see the Pahlruun as a group that splintered off from them contrary to the ancestors' intentions.

Despite being spread out over the world, most Pahmsruun hold a common culture in many ways due to various structures uniting them across space and time, like Great Laurikin and the [[Lorebook: Pahms Trading Company|Pahms Trading Company]]. Great Laurikin is renowned for its access to the rest of 'the world', due to both Pahmsruun folk's desire to return home at their whimsy and their desire to educate and get to know the rest of the world. Laurikin holds many of the world’s most powerful shipping networks and has trips out from it through various means of transportation.

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