The Haflings of Kelleemah - CA3+
CharlesWayneRobinson
Traveler
The Haflings of Kelleemah!
As the Faith Wars came to an end and the Chess wars were just beginning, a relative period of peace existed within the lands of the Dwarves, Sali, and the Elves along the Northern coastal waters of the Kraken's Den. The Dwarves of Sudri-Hanarr were busy churning out metal goods, the Elves were busy with the formalization of the White Council, and thanks to the patronage of the Elves, the Humans known as the Sali where the most advanced of their kind.
During this time, Kebaikan, the Wayland apparent, had taken it upon himself to tour the lands of their allies, the Sali. Unknown to Kebaikan and his royal guard, a small band of hill giants had came down from the mountains of the Sudri-Hanarr and were waylaying travelers. Three haflings, John Fardearg, Tom Hoberd, and Bobby Clurichan knew of the giants and warned the young Kebaikan. Armed with this knowledge and the help of the Hafling clans, Kebaikan took the fight to the giants, killing them all. Afterwards, Kebaikan gave each of his saviors sizable land grants along the wilds between the Sali and the Sudri-Hanarr. They were granted sovereignty over their own lands, but like the Sali, were subject to the summons of the Elves of Perituhan during the times of war.
Haflings normally live in small enclaves all along the Western lands of Kelleemah. They mostly live in small settlements, preferring lands that are normally safe. In cities, Haflings band together in small neighborhoods. They get along with Mankind and their Fey cousins very well.
Throughout the world of Kelleemah, there are only three lands where Haflings rule themselves. They are the lands given to the Haflings by Kebaikan, who is now Wayland Kebaikan the Kind. John Fardearg chose the rolling hills along the Southeastern borders. His clan built many hill towns and named the land Eorthbuend. They live the simple life of a farmer and deal little with the outside world. Tom Hoberd chose the wild woods of the west and his clan built their villages of wood along the many waterways that flow from the springs of Sudri-Hanarrr. They named their land Greneweald. They are a tough bunch, love to explore, and some travel great distances making beautiful maps of strange lands. Bobby Clurichan chose the Northern lands along the trade routes between Perituhan and Beorgumende to the Northwest and the Gold Road towards Sellevolk in the far North. He named this land Wyrtgeard. His clan has proven to be good merchants who travel far and wide plying their trade. They dress well and have collected many trophies from their travel.
As the Faith Wars came to an end and the Chess wars were just beginning, a relative period of peace existed within the lands of the Dwarves, Sali, and the Elves along the Northern coastal waters of the Kraken's Den. The Dwarves of Sudri-Hanarr were busy churning out metal goods, the Elves were busy with the formalization of the White Council, and thanks to the patronage of the Elves, the Humans known as the Sali where the most advanced of their kind.
During this time, Kebaikan, the Wayland apparent, had taken it upon himself to tour the lands of their allies, the Sali. Unknown to Kebaikan and his royal guard, a small band of hill giants had came down from the mountains of the Sudri-Hanarr and were waylaying travelers. Three haflings, John Fardearg, Tom Hoberd, and Bobby Clurichan knew of the giants and warned the young Kebaikan. Armed with this knowledge and the help of the Hafling clans, Kebaikan took the fight to the giants, killing them all. Afterwards, Kebaikan gave each of his saviors sizable land grants along the wilds between the Sali and the Sudri-Hanarr. They were granted sovereignty over their own lands, but like the Sali, were subject to the summons of the Elves of Perituhan during the times of war.
Haflings normally live in small enclaves all along the Western lands of Kelleemah. They mostly live in small settlements, preferring lands that are normally safe. In cities, Haflings band together in small neighborhoods. They get along with Mankind and their Fey cousins very well.
Throughout the world of Kelleemah, there are only three lands where Haflings rule themselves. They are the lands given to the Haflings by Kebaikan, who is now Wayland Kebaikan the Kind. John Fardearg chose the rolling hills along the Southeastern borders. His clan built many hill towns and named the land Eorthbuend. They live the simple life of a farmer and deal little with the outside world. Tom Hoberd chose the wild woods of the west and his clan built their villages of wood along the many waterways that flow from the springs of Sudri-Hanarrr. They named their land Greneweald. They are a tough bunch, love to explore, and some travel great distances making beautiful maps of strange lands. Bobby Clurichan chose the Northern lands along the trade routes between Perituhan and Beorgumende to the Northwest and the Gold Road towards Sellevolk in the far North. He named this land Wyrtgeard. His clan has proven to be good merchants who travel far and wide plying their trade. They dress well and have collected many trophies from their travel.
