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== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
While the other two Kingdoms | While the other two Kingdoms were either somewhat homogenous culturally (the Torrentine) or sharply divided between rulers and ruled (Godsgrace), the Desert presented a unique melting pot and contact zone between a number of cultures and tribes. | ||
=== The Sun Dornish === | === The Sun Dornish === | ||
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=== Other Cultures === | === Other Cultures === | ||
The Desert also possessed colonies, families and outposts of Andals, Red Marchers and, even, the descendants of the Reachers who marched with [[Tywald Qorgyle]] during the First Century. As time passed, many of these communities dwindled or became integrated into the Sun Dornish, but throughout the course of the Three Kingdoms Period they remained discrete peoples considered subject to the Desert Kings. Brickmounds, a city near the border of the Torrentine, was especially famed for its diversity, and the villages between it and Cliffsides - settled by veterans of the First and Second Scorpion Hosts - were well known for the quality and number of soldiers they provided to the Qorgyles, including the famous Marcher-descended Longbowmen. | The Desert also possessed colonies, families and outposts of Andals, Red Marchers and, even, the descendants of the Reachers who marched with [[Tywald Qorgyle]] during the First Century. As time passed, many of these communities dwindled or became integrated into the Sun Dornish, but throughout the course of the Three Kingdoms Period they remained discrete peoples considered subject to the Desert Kings. Brickmounds, a city near the border of the Torrentine, was especially famed for its diversity, and the villages between it and Cliffsides - settled by veterans of the First and Second Scorpion Hosts - were well known for the quality and number of soldiers they provided to the Qorgyles, including the famous Marcher-descended Longbowmen. | ||
= Godsgrace = | = Godsgrace = | ||