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'''The Belt''' is a [[Atlas: Region|region]] known for its mountains and hills and its welcoming mixed [[Lorebook: Pahmsruun|Pahmsruun]] and [[Lorebook: Guruti|Guruti]] culture. | '''The Belt''' is a [[Atlas: Region|region]] known for its mountains and hills and its welcoming mixed [[Lorebook: Pahmsruun|Pahmsruun]] and [[Lorebook: Guruti|Guruti]] culture. | ||
==Beltians== | |||
The original inhabitants of the Belt are the indigenous Guruti peoples, however the Pahmsruun have long inhabited the land as well and the current culture is clearly a result primarily of the fusion of the two. This shared Beltian culture is what inhabitants descended of whichever people in the region (whether Guruti, Pahmsruun, or another) tend to identify with. Their clothing, hairstyles, accents, mannerisms, cuisine, and customs are all distinctive to their land. They are known for generally being exceptionally welcoming and hospitable. | |||
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The Belt is a region known for its mountains and hills and its welcoming mixed Pahmsruun and Guruti culture.
Beltians
The original inhabitants of the Belt are the indigenous Guruti peoples, however the Pahmsruun have long inhabited the land as well and the current culture is clearly a result primarily of the fusion of the two. This shared Beltian culture is what inhabitants descended of whichever people in the region (whether Guruti, Pahmsruun, or another) tend to identify with. Their clothing, hairstyles, accents, mannerisms, cuisine, and customs are all distinctive to their land. They are known for generally being exceptionally welcoming and hospitable.
