SPECIES OF THE BEANUT LANDS

LOVALIAN

Overview

Wind Giants of the Frostlands

　‎　‎Much like the Canzians, the Lovalians are a fracture from the ancient Tok people, who longed for adventure and the desire to find a new more suitable land to call home. The Lovalians settled in the tranquil yet blustery mountain valleys and peaks of the northern lands, where peace and prosperity could be found for the people looking to escape civil unrest.
　‎　Ages came and passed and the Lovalians have changed much from their original Tok selves, but they still retain their giant statures from the primal days. Their connection to the old Tok instincts of survivalism in harsh conditions, rising to a challenge, and holding fast to traditions have kept them safe and secure in an otherwise dangerous land, even if it means they remain distant from the outside world.

Tok Supergroup

While in modern times, the four distinct peoples of the Tok species are not quite as physically similar as they once were, scholars and historians have agreed that the Torgali, Canzians, Lovalians, and Dawi have all descended from a single ancestor, known as the Primal Tok.

Syntax

pronunciation

[low•VAHL•ee•enn]

n. singular

“That Lovalian is strong.“

plural

“There are many Lovalians.”

adj.

“That is a Lovalian artifact.“

Etymology

The breakdown of the term Lovalian is clear and simple: lo– as in “low”, vali as in “valley”, and the suffix –an, a simple descriptor often meaning “one who hails from.”
As it was created by the Lovalian people in the Common language, it was designed to integrate with the Hinfolk who were standardizing a means of communication for the modern age. The people of the low valleys were the most populous when the Common language was being standardized.

The Loval word for their own people, however, is much less clear, as the unique groups of people have traditionally been separate from each other after the fall of the Lovalian Kingdom of Magnus, some 4 millennia past. This shift in identity, some who were loyal to the crown, some who were opposed, and others who didn’t care, left the old days of a consistent identity behind. Many claim that their modern Loval term is the true identity of the ancient Lovalian people. It is, unfortunately, widely recognized that the original Tok people who settled in the frostlands, though enamored by the concept of language, were fairly amateur in recording history accurately. The first known accurate recorded name of the northern tribes are referred to as the Brägnun, bräg meaning “close ” and –nun being a term for “friends” or “companions.” Some scholars suppose this is because of the pacifist ideals of early Lovalia, which was founded on the concepts of peace and generosity. Others think they were simply so cold they needed to literally be close together.

Stats

Attribute Modifiers

-2

–

-1

-2

CREATURE
SIZE

Large Sized Creature

Lovalians have retained their giant-like, Primal Tok bodies, but have developed lighter skeletons that bring their abilities more in line with the medium-folk of the world.

STATS

Base Land Speed is 15 ft.

Stealth: -2 to skill checks

+1 to attack rolls for:
　 FIN Weapons
　 MIG Weapons
　 GRT Weapons
　 HRT Weapons

LIFE
SPAN

Short Life Span

　‎　Despite their harsh environment, Lovalians have seen an extended lifespan compared to their other surface-Tok kin. These longer lives are likely due to their pacifist ideals and the cultural importance of social support, which has raised their maximum average life expectancy to be well beyond 100 years.

AGE RANGES

Adolescence

Adulthood

Senior

Twilight

100

Maximum

120

Species Features

SPECIES
STRENGTH

Spiritual Form

With great focus on balance and mental understanding, the Lovalians have taken their survival to a personal level, each creating a harmony within themselves.

BONUSES

SP +2

Focus: ❱ training
Recovery: +2 to skill checks

Wellness: +2 (passive)
Amplification: ❱ training

When using HRT Weapons with the non-lethal trait, you can score Critical Hits that deal additional damage to the target’s FP.

PENALTIES

none

SPECIES
FEATURE

Wind Worn

Lovalians have evolved to be incredibly light and nimble in order to survive precipitous altitudes, slick ice sheets, and snowy blizzards. Unfortunately, their isolated northern environment has left them with less exposure to the greater world’s social progress.

BONUSES

Mobility: ❱ training
Mobility: +2 to tests

FRG Resistance: ❱ training

PENALTIES

SPECIES
FLAW

Peace Sworn

Millennia of cultural pacifist ideals have drastically exaggerated these people’s natural aversion to physical violence.

BONUSES

none

PENALTIES

Lethal weapon attacks:
　-2 to attack rolls
　-2 to damage dealt

If you gain ❱❱❱ Mastery level training in any one Weapon or Armor class, you may ignore this penalty effect, but the attribute penalties are permanent.

Biology

Stature and Build

Mostly thanks to their historically generous society and varied ecosystems in the north, the Lovalians’ bodies are fairly diverse. Each individual has the potential to reach the extremes of any body type, but it is very unlikely that a Lovalian’s body type will change drastically after they are fully grown, due to their Tok heritage.
　‎　‎Familial genetics and heritage play a large part in any individual Lovalian’s body type, so Lovalians who live in similar regions or have similar lifestyles often resemble each other.

Most Lovalians are between 7’6″ and 8’6″ tall (~230 – 260cm)

Skeletal System

　‎　‎Lovalian frames have evolved to be much lighter than their other Tok relatives. Though scientific evidence should prove their unbelievably-light skeletons to be brittle, they are unusually resilient for how weightless they are. A Lovalian who stands around 8ft. tall weighs about the same as a comparable Willonian who is about 6ft.

Skin & Complexion

　‎　‎Lovalian skin still retains its Tok resistance to difficult environments, though for them it is particularly effective in high winds and cold temperatures. Due to a historic lack of sun exposure, and a dire need to bundle up in layers of clothing, Lovalian complexions have lost a great deal of the otherwise bold Tok characteristics, both in hue and depth. They have become very desaturated, and in some cases even resemble the snow-covered rocks and cliffs of their homeland.

Lighter (right)
　colder and high-altitude environments

Wheat
　urban and non-native areas

Dawn
　urban and non-native areas

Rosy
　urban and non-native areas

Dusk
　‎rural and isolated areas

Slate
　rural and isolated areas

Darker (left)
　‎warmer and lower-altitude environments.

Body Type Chart

Hair

Lovalian hair colors follow the same color chart as above, most commonly leaning toward the lighter half. It is never naturally darker than a light brown, but some urban Lovalians like to dye their hair, as their lighter tones take to dyes very well.

　‎　‎Lovalians retain the hair density of their Tok ancestors, but the strands have evolved to be incredibly soft and wispy. Lovalian hair grows quickly and must be groomed fairly often.

Eyes

　‎　‎Many Lovalians have retained the mono-eyelids of their Tok ancestry, namely those who have thrived in the central, populated areas of the Frostlands. They commonly have a prominent forehead or strong browline.

　‎　‎Lovalians usually have light-colored eyes. The most common colors include Grey, Blue, Olive, Hazel, Honey, and Lavender. Less common colors include Pink, Deep Blue, Violet, Gold, and Green. Lovalians of mixed heritage may have darker eyes.

Ears

　‎　‎Lovalians are the only Tok people without distinctly pointed ears. It seems that evolution did not favor the extra skin, and so their ears have become more downturned, almost square. The top curve of the ear is practically folded over on itself, providing insulation to the outer ear where it is not connected to the head.

Teeth

　‎　‎Lovalian teeth are particularly resilient, and rarely struggle with foods that a real-life human would shudder to consider crunching. While this offers no particular advantage, it is worth noting that some more uniquely Lovalian foods are not suited for regular people.

Reproduction

　‎　The Beanut Lands does not have half-species for mechanical clarity, but it is possible for some inter-species relations to produce offspring. A person with mixed-species parentage may exhibit physical traits from a parent of another species. If you are interested in this level of customization for your image and story, please be sure to examine the Heritage subgroups to determine which groups your parents come from. You may also use Growth Features during character creation to adjust your mechanics to fit your narrative decisions if you are inclined.

　‎　Lovalians can procreate through traditional 2-partner reproduction with any other Tok species. This includes Torgali, Canzians, and Dawi. They are unable to produce children with sylvan or varian people, and will not exemplify unique traits from those species, unless otherwise noted in a Heritage subgroup.

For inter-species parentage, the following biological rules will always apply:

Lovalian + Lovalian: a child will always be Lovalian, taking the male parent’s heritage

Lovalian +Torgali: a child will be the same species as their female parent

Lovalian + Canzian: a child will be the same species as their female parent

Lovalian+ Dawi: a child will be the same species as their male parent

Culture

For most people, Culture consists of the combined circumstances of their surroundings during their formative years, and in some cases the most influential time in their life. This includes the Land they consider home, the people they consider family, and the ideals and traditions they hold dear.

This page specifically sorts Cultures by how commonly Lovalians appear in them.
More detailed information on Cultures will be coming soon~

Rolling for Culture

If you are unsure what culture category to pick, try taking a chance! The following roll table shows how we would suggest rolling based on familiarity.

Roll a d100

1 – 55 | Native Culture (55%)

56 – 80 | Familiar Culture (25%)

81 – 95 | Foreign Culture (15%)

96 – 100 | Outlandish Culture (5%)

Native Cultures

These are the most common cultures of this species, created from any combination of shared languages, values, traditions, and settlement in certain regions of the world. Native cultures most often contain the vast majority of their associated species, as the world is fairly young and wild, not allowing for risk-free world travel.

Altoval

Lovalian Native Culture

While the comfortable and cultured Altoval live in the shadow of the Golden Days of Lovalia, they still honor timeless traditions of their elders and provide a heavy influence on the world’s educational systems, historical records, and the arts.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Greunval

Lovalian Native Culture

The Greunval have always been the same: hardworking folks who value the small blessings of the rural areas of Lovalia, when the cold season is over. Many Greunval communities revolve around carpentry, masonry, and other crafts that make expert use of Lovalia’s unique natural resources.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Norloval

Lovalian Native Culture

The Norlovalian people spend their lives without flair or fashion, instead finding value within themselves. Enduring the harsh frozen Wastes, Mountains, and icy waters of the deep north, these people are often found in rapt contemplation and reflection.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Familiar Cultures

These cultures are similar to this species’ native cultures, either in values and traditions or in geographical proximity.

Ghostoak

Fangren Native Culture

North of the Frostfoot River that bisects the upper regions of the Nettle Forest live the Ghostoak people. Made up of smaller tribal clans in a loose trade federation, these people survive as masters of hunting and trapping in the frost covered lands they call home.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Wonderkin

Grimmish Native Culture

The more culturally assimilated people of The Grimlands, primarily made up of the inhabitants of Waldovia and the Steplands regions. They often find themselves pursuing a trade, craft, or occupation directly related to their own passions, rather than something that fits the expectations of others.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Masquen

Crownlands Native Culture

Blessed by the bounty of diversity, trade, and convenience, Masquen truly benefit from all the wonders of the Beanut Lands being easily accessible. All denizens of the urban Crownlands are provided with a formal education that encourages understanding of people from all walks of life, but often means Masquen aren’t as equipped to endure harsher environments outside the comforts of a city.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Milona

Crownlands Native Culture

While Milona may not have the same comforts as city dwellers, they also retain a great deal of that Crownlander convenience. Thanks to a simpler, more social lifestyle, they are more equipped to get along with just about anyone, but most have not trained to be particularly capable in physical endeavors. Most Milona derive their traditions and values heavily from one of the four Crownland Regions.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Maybraun

Crownlands Native Culture

Maybraun experience the Crownlands life differently than other natives, earning their convenience through neighborly connection and understanding, rather than formal education or regular trade with outsiders. Inhabiting the more expansive fields, evergreen woods, and mountain ranges on the fringes of the Crownlands, Maybraun collect and export most of the natural resources unique to the Crownlands, including the bird leaves that are used at the Imperial currency.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Foreign Cultures

These cultures are unusual for this species, but not unheard of. It requires a great deal of hardship for a person of this species to travel to, assimilate with, and fully understand these cultures. It is likely that some generational work has gone into this integration, or else a truly drastic event has brought a person of this species into this culture.

Kartaki

Torgali Native Culture

The people that live amongst the dense networks of rivers and towers around the source of the Kartakaum River, primarily densely localized around the city towers of Kartakai.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Tenkabi

Torgali Native Culture

This represents a large population of the people in Torgalia and the surrounding Wilds. They all share traditional Torgali values borne of survival, and clan-based lifestyles centered around competition and personal challenge.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Mau’kali

Torgali Native Culture

People who live in the tropical southern and eastern coastlines, islands, and marshes known as the “Edgelands”. They have tight-knit communities who take good care of each other, but are fairly wary of outsiders who attempt to come and claim their shorelines as their own.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Oasin

Canzian Native Culture

A never-ending cavalcade of various nomadic clans whose lives and livelihoods revolve around the mysterious Wandering Oasis.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Mkase

Canzian Native Culture

The rough-living ridgelanders, highlanders, and canyon dwellers of the most punishing, arid, southern regions of the Beanut Lands.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Ukamimba

Canzian Native Culture

Primarily residing on the southeastern coasts of Canzia, the Ukamimba have developed a special relationship with their spiritual selves. They often endeavor to reach beyond the physical world, even if it comes at a cost.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Danuvican

Dawin Native Culture

Danuvicans value personal achievement and advancement above all else. Raised to honor both physical regimens and educational routine, the Danuvicans are taught that stricture breeds excellence. Their unique ways of military and educational training has proven extremely effective against the standards of the wider world, but often causes them to come across as strange.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Nymbi

Fae Native Culture

The Nymbi-kin are one of the most atypical cultures of the entire Beanut Lands, due to the fact that they never experience the outside world. While that does not make it a unique culture itself, the near-millennia lifespan of most Faekin Nymbi has created a strange, leisurely pace of life that seems to never focus on the future or past, even for those who happen to be of other species.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Wyndi

Fae Native Culture

Though they may be the most worldly of all Faekin cultures, the Wyndi-kin still live their lives with a freedom and whimsy that brings inspiration to others. Spreading excitement and drama, the Wyndi are often seen performing in theatre troupes, engaging in the world’s politics, and generally interacting with high society and commoners alike.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Deltren

Bodren Native Culture

The Deltren people hold deep significance to their connection with water, and often schedule their lives around its importance, but have otherwise assimilated with the modern world at large, residing on land most of the time. The majority of Deltren people live, as their name implies, in and around the river deltas of the central Beanut Lands, primarily the Heartlands and Brittle Bog.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Hydren

Bodren Native Culture

The Hydren people are what most outsiders think of when they hear of the denizens of the Brittle Bog. Living near to equal portions of their lives between the water and land and primarily consisting of farmers, ranchers, and homesteaders, the Hydren people maintain communities that are independent, but still welcoming to outsiders on their travels in the Bog.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Wetwood

Fangren Native Culture

Stitched together from numerous small and isolated peoples that inhabit the lowland forests and coastal regions that were created at the merging of the Nettle Forest and the Brittle Bog, the Wetwoods include the people who live in the less dense region of the forest. Their close relationship with the Deltren people has influenced them with worldly traditions, without affecting their values of naturalism and respect for the wild.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Tangleroot

Fangren Native Culture

The Tangleroots are the largest native cultural group of the Fangren, representing the vast swath of peoples that live within the heart of the Nettle Forest.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Nolian

Willonian Native Culture

Nolians are a people who benefit from the modern industrialization of Willonia, but who actively resist the existing Willonian Government structure, undermining laws and values that the Colonians have put in place over the last few centuries. Within modern society, Nolians are a minority voice who tend to romanticize other cultures, attempting to adopt their ideals and aim to influence Willonia to do the same.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Armadian

Willonian Native Culture

The Armadians are the small communities, sporadic towns and villages that dot the northern and western coasts of the Willonia’s fringe territories. Much less industrialized and developed than the surrounding lands, these people lack the inter-regional influence and government that most other Willonian communities have adopted, but they keep stronger ties to their traditions and culture from a previously seafaring lifestyle.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Bandy

Hinnish Native Culture

The most widely-seen culture of the Hinfolk are the Bandy– those who love to travel, trade, and experience the world for all of its wonder. While they spend most of their time experiencing this joy of interacting with diverse people and learning about the world at large, the Bandy people still consider the Hinlands their home, and may one day return when they have had their fill of adventure.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Yokee

Hinnish Native Culture

While the Yokee have much in common with other Hinnish cultures, as they do a good deal of traveling, they usually have an established home, family, or ties to a particular place that always brings them back to the Hinlands.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Hearthie

Hinnish Native Culture

These people have decided to put down roots in one place, and they rarely leave whatever home they find themselves in. Most Hearthie are located in the Hinlands, enjoying their time with family and friends, and providing services and duties to their local hometown.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Greyrock

Grimmish Native Culture

The more private people who primarily live in the western Stormlands area of the Grimlands. The Greyrock people have a particular affinity for elemental magic, as it has historically shaped their region, traditions, and beliefs.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Outlandish Cultures

Arcanican

Dawin Native Culture

Similar to other Dawin cultures, the Arcanicans hold personal and collective achievement very dear to their hearts, and rarely stray from their ideals of strict scheduling and ethics. However, the Arcanicans prefer to experience more of the world in order to further solidify their own understanding of their culture as it pertains the greater picture.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Nostrovican

Dawin Native Culture

Nostrovicans prefer to keep to themselves, not necessarily out of hate or fear of the outside world, but because they tend to be brimming with ideas, innovations, and ingenuity. They have a love for structure and process but tend to have their own way of doing things that might seem bizarre to others.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Sylki

Fae Native Culture

Uniquely linked with the Wonderkin of the Grimlands, the Sylki have developed their own sister-culture that complements and also challenges the views and values of the Grimkin majority. The Sylki people work hard to elevate the quality of life in the Grimlands and provide wisdom to their neighbors. They never underestimate the power of information, influence, and insight.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Merdren

Bodren Native Culture

The Merdren are the people who have adopted the most aquatically active life, many living and residing predominantly within the deeper waters of the Bog and southern Brittle Bay.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Colonian

Willonian Native Culture

The Colonians predominantly populate Willonia itself, the greatest fertile agricultural center on the continent. Their short life span and ambitious temperament have led them to multiple population booms. Characterized primarily by their adherence to progressive, industrial, and capital ideals, the Colonians do not seek to conquer other people of the world, but rather to elevate the whole world to a modern way of life.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Cavernkin

Grimmish Native Culture

The isolated pockets of deep-cave smallfolk who rarely see the light of the sun. They have a strange and wild culture, created from extreme levels of caution, silence, and survival in the tightest spaces of oppressive darkness.

BONUSES

PENALTIES

Heritage

　‎　Regardless of an individual’s Culture, their ancestors likely come from one of the following groups which determines a few of their notable physical characteristics.
　‎　For Lovalians, this mainly affects the appearance of their eyes, their skin and hair tones, and their most likely body type. Since Lovalians don’t change too drastically from their birth heritage, it is usually easy enough to distinguish where their ancestors are from by their appearance.

Note: Your Heritage choice is purely for storytelling and may have narrative implications, but will not affect your characters stats, attributes, skills, or abilities.

The features listed below are the most common for each specific Heritage group, but features that are not mentioned will default to the typical physicality found on the Biology page. You can find the general physical traits on the main Species page.

Legend

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Some features are marked with a clover to indicate a unique trait exclusive to that Heritage group.

rare [ Luck test: 8]

Some features may show a test associated with them. These are optional dice rolls, for those who are interested in leaving any features up to chance.

Magnun

“Kingslanders”

Location of origin: Grand Poraval, Oakenheim, Aurania, and the major settlements along the Lovalian trade routes

　‎　Many Magnuns can trace their heritage back to some type of nobility from thousands of years ago, when the Lovalian king Magnus held court in the first established monarchy in recorded history.
　‎　The Magnuns are a glaring result of the consistent and slow-but-steady lifestyles of Lovalian people. The most notable feature of Magnuns is their darker hair colors (for Lovalians, anyway, these colors are fairly light compared to real-life humans), likely due to their more seasonal valley and lake land environments. More sun exposure has also lead them to exhibit more color in the face with rosy and peachy complexions compared to the other groups.

ALTOVAL
60%

GREUN.
20%

OTHER
20%

Their connection to those times of Lovalian pride have lead the Magnuns to populate the vast majority of the Altoval culture.

Common Features

SKIN

warmer and neutral complexions

HAIR

✤ Darkest average hair tones of light brown, auburn, and strawberry blonde

EYES

Mono-eyelids are dominant
Cool Tones: Lavender, periwinkle, indigo, cyan, and teal

Graaven

“Gardeners”

Location of origin: Lovalian valley countrysides, woodlands, forests, and foothills

　‎　Once a multitude of smaller, squabbling Tok clans fighting over mastery of the mountain highland region during the height of the Kingdom of Lovalia, the Graaven united and grew into an industrious people who are considered masters of many of the Lovalian handmade goods to this day. While they have lived historically less scholastic lives than their Magnun brethren, they have been the same for ages, preferring to live provincially in the countrysides, woodlands, forests, and foothills outside of urban Lovalia.

The Graaven make up the majority of the Greunval people.

Common Features

BODY

Stronger [Thicc, Built, Brawny]

HAIR

blonde, ginger, tan, yellow

EYES

Mono-eyelids are common
Earth Tones: Green, hazel, and brown

Andevun

“Free Spirits”

Location of origin: The Gilded Crescent, Aurgelmir mountain range, and other mountain peak territories

　‎　Coming from the communities of ancient Tok people who challenged themselves to live in the highest heights of the fringe territories of Lovalia, the Andevun people have established some of the most difficult to reach settlements, mountain passes, and monasteries in the entire world. In the earliest days, these people were simply a wind-worshiping, monastic clan who would explore and scale the heights of the precipitous peaks. However, when the Kingdom of Lovalia came into power, the Adevun people’s monasteries grew in popularity as pilgrimage sites for all dedicated Lovalians looking to find the greatest Avaari tattoo artists. Even after the decline of the Kingdom and waning interest in the monastic pilgrimage itself, the spike in their population had already created a unique group that still exists in strong numbers today.

NORLOVAL
75%

GREUN.
20%

OTHER
<5%

People of Andevun heritage make up the majority of the Norloval population.

Common Features

BODY

Lightyweight [Thin, Athletic, Super]

SKIN

✤ Pale, ghostly complexions
Desaturated greys and whites

HAIR

Grey, blue, and silver

EYES

Mono-eyelids are uncommon
Warm tones: gold, honey, and brown

FACE

Prominent and defined noses are common

Tödisdun

“Wastelanders”

Location of origin: Northern tundra and ice wastes

A disparate and almost unknown smattering of fracture tribes, it’s thought that the Tödisdun were originally people of the Andevun tribes who continued their journey of self-discovery and personal challenge by setting out into the most frozen and desolate northern ice wastes. Some of these Lovalians have built a life amongst the geothermal pools and crevices that offer refuge from the frozen coastal winds and icy plateaus that surround them. With the land offering little in the way of sustenance, they became adept at harvesting the bounty of the sea and becoming intimately familiar with navigating the northern icecaps.

This isolationism and harsh environment has transformed the Tödisdun people into distinct stone-like giants, with unique grey and slate tones of skin that almost make them look like they were carved from the mountains themselves.

NORLOVAL
95%

OTHER
<5%

Almost all of these people are part of the Norloval culture, though they are a tiny population.

Common Features

BODY

Shorter than average
Heavyweight [Rotund, Thicc, Built]

SKIN

✤ Stony grey from white, rocky tan, slate

HAIR

White, silver, grey, tan
✤ Dark grey and slate blues

EYES

Mono-eyelids are rare
✤ Bright, icy blue

FACE

Wide noses and thick features are common

Krünnun

“Crownlanders”

Location of origin: mixed Tok heritage, and anywhere in the world

　‎　In times past, some brave travelers amongst Lovalians dared to venture down to experience all the world had to offer. They explored southward, along the converging mountain ranges that flank the primal Sylvan ancestral lands. It is thought that, after the fall of the Kingdom of Lovalia, many of these people decided not to return to their own northerly Frostland home, instead settling down in the Crownlands instead. Despite their separation from their greater communities, these Krünnun flourished among their new neighbors. They have remained surprisingly similar to the general Lovalian people, but because of their somewhat integrated villages and settlements, they have taken on a softened appearance from their typical Lovalian features: namely much warmer complexions and even more colorful tones of hair and dark eyes.

Most Krünnun people live outside of Lovalia.