Kunora

Description Kunora is a peaceful civilization located in the very north of the world, thus being near arctic in climate. In the distant past the kingdom of Kunora was entirely whole, its inhabitants banding together to survive the climate. However in the year 540 tensions arose between sections of the country, and eventually they split into four nations. Since then Kunora has reached out into the world, their traditions and ideals spreading to each corner of neighboring kingdoms with their merchants, sailors, and immigrants. Moving on to the nation's geography we start to understand why its helped form the current Kunora. Overall it is quite the beauty, its land being covered in snow six months a year, this is also paired with its impressive mountain ranges, being home to the tallest in the world. While the arctic climate has surely put hardships upon the Kunorians it has also brought them together. For ages they have relied on each other to stay warm and fed, this playing into the good-hearted nature of most of its citizens.

Physical - Natives of the land have lived here for ages despite its somewhat harsh climate and terrain. Before the intermingling of races Kunora was primarily home to light skinned, striking appearanced characters. Their looks are rather odd compared to other humans around the world, possessing tall slender builds, hair ranging from ghost white to jet black, and piercing eyes in any color of the rainbow.

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Territories

Kunora

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North Kunora

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Srin

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Patori

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Religion

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Customs

Winter Solstice - The winter solstice festival occurs after the first snow storm of the new season, during this event which mainly concerns foragers and hunters, villagers whom are available are sent out to collect all resources available to them such as bramble and extra padding for the livestock to keep extra warm during the winter season. Along with this senior hunters are sent to begin scouting the known elk territories as they are one of the most valuable resources during the cold season.

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