The Ulan - Revision history

HelenAngel: removed Tamerlane reference

2011-05-09T17:24:06Z

removed Tamerlane reference

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	Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered due to the size of the area.		Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered due to the size of the area.

	The [[Tamerlane]] tribe is one of the oldest and largest barbarian tribes in the Ulan, with oral histories dating roughly back to around 3000 BI. While this number is often scoffed by mainland sages - or would be, if they paid the Ulan folk any mind - what cannot be disputed is that the Tamerlane tribe has lived in the same parts of the Ulan since at least the advent of [[Mikos Lygit]].

Detarame at 17:24, 5 May 2011

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	The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language, known almost entirely by the priestly castes. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of rare timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.		The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language, known almost entirely by the priestly castes. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of rare timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.

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	Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered due to the size of the area.		Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered due to the size of the area.

	The [[Tamerlane]] tribe is one of the oldest and largest barbarian tribes in the Ulan, ~~boasting~~ to ~~have been founded~~ around 3000 BI. While this number ~~may~~ be ~~disputed~~, what ~~is known~~ is that the tribe has ~~settled~~ in ~~roughly~~ the same ~~region for a very long time~~.		The [[Tamerlane]] tribe is one of the oldest and largest barbarian tribes in the Ulan, with oral histories dating roughly back to around 3000 BI. While this number is often scoffed by mainland sages - or would be, if they paid the Ulan folk any mind - what cannot be disputed is that the Tamerlane tribe has lived in the same parts of the Ulan since at least the advent of [[Mikos Lygit]].

HelenAngel at 17:15, 5 May 2011

2011-05-05T17:15:31Z

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	The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language, known almost entirely by the priestly castes. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of rare timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.		The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language, known almost entirely by the priestly castes. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of rare timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.


			==Geography and Resources==

	On the Alexandrian frontier, at the fringes of the great forest, there are great fortunes to be made, however, for those willing to suffer the difficult conditions of the Ulan Belt. The lack of complex industry among the Ulan tribes means that metals, metal tools, and especially metal weapons - silver most of all - are greatly coveted by the Ulan peoples. For the most part, for these luxuries, the barbarians are often willing to trade rare herbs and elixirs, magical potions and unguents, exotic furs and pelts, and even rare timbers such as dark- and ironwood.		On the Alexandrian frontier, at the fringes of the great forest, there are great fortunes to be made, however, for those willing to suffer the difficult conditions of the Ulan Belt. The lack of complex industry among the Ulan tribes means that metals, metal tools, and especially metal weapons - silver most of all - are greatly coveted by the Ulan peoples. For the most part, for these luxuries, the barbarians are often willing to trade rare herbs and elixirs, magical potions and unguents, exotic furs and pelts, and even rare timbers such as dark- and ironwood.

	Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered~~, as the Ulan is believed to stretch for hundreds, of not thousands, of miles~~ to the ~~south~~ of the ~~Mainland proper~~. ~~What, if anything,~~ is on the ~~other side is a complete mystery, although stories tell of a stark~~ and ~~wondrous land; free of vegetation (but not life)~~, ~~a hundreds of miles of cold desert~~, ~~and even things as impossible as a frozen lake, a thousand times~~ the ~~size of~~ the ~~Stormchalice, resting atop the ground rather than in it~~.		The Ulan is believed to stretch for hundreds, of not thousands, of miles to the south of the Mainland proper. What, if anything, is on the other side is a complete mystery, although stories tell of a stark and wondrous land; free of vegetation (but not life), a hundreds of miles of cold desert, and even things as impossible as a frozen lake, a thousand times the size of the Stormchalice, resting atop the ground rather than in it.


			==People==

			Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered due to the size of the area.

			The [[Tamerlane]] tribe is one of the oldest and largest barbarian tribes in the Ulan, boasting to have been founded around 3000 BI. While this number may be disputed, what is known is that the tribe has settled in roughly the same region for a very long time.

Detarame at 21:18, 30 April 2011

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	The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.		The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language, known almost entirely by the priestly castes. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of rare timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.

	Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered, as the Ulan is believed to stretch for hundreds, of not thousands, of miles to the south of the Mainland proper. What, if anything, is on the other side is a complete mystery.		On the Alexandrian frontier, at the fringes of the great forest, there are great fortunes to be made, however, for those willing to suffer the difficult conditions of the Ulan Belt. The lack of complex industry among the Ulan tribes means that metals, metal tools, and especially metal weapons - silver most of all - are greatly coveted by the Ulan peoples. For the most part, for these luxuries, the barbarians are often willing to trade rare herbs and elixirs, magical potions and unguents, exotic furs and pelts, and even rare timbers such as dark- and ironwood.

			Although the people of Alexandria refer to the Ulan and the Ulan peoples as one massive group, nothing could be further from the truth. The peoples of the Ulan are fragmented and fight amongst themselves nearly as much as they quarrel with the people of the Mainland or the lycanthropes of the deep forest. Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered, as the Ulan is believed to stretch for hundreds, of not thousands, of miles to the south of the Mainland proper. What, if anything, is on the other side is a complete mystery, although stories tell of a stark and wondrous land; free of vegetation (but not life), a hundreds of miles of cold desert, and even things as impossible as a frozen lake, a thousand times the size of the Stormchalice, resting atop the ground rather than in it.

Detarame at 19:51, 24 April 2010

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	A vast~~, wild area encompassing most of~~ the ~~Southern part~~ of the Mainland. ~~It is~~ a source of timber and ~~other natural resources~~, and is ~~mostly occupied by scattered Barbarian tribes~~.		The Ulan is a vast arboreal taiga in the south of the Mainland, populated by numerous feuding tribes of barbarians tied together only by a common religion, [[Zupanist Alexandrianism]], and a common written language. Although, at the fringes, The Ulan serves as a rich source of timber for those in southern Flannary and Fresia, few right thinking people venture too deep inside. In addition to hostile barbarians, The Ulan is known to teem with shapeshifters and a wide array of exotic and dangerous creatures.

			Interested sages have cataloged almost a dozen of languages in the Ulan, and theorize there might be several dozen more yet undiscovered, as the Ulan is believed to stretch for hundreds, of not thousands, of miles to the south of the Mainland proper. What, if anything, is on the other side is a complete mystery.

Slitherrr: New page: {{stub}} A vast, wild area encompassing most of the Southern part of the Mainland. It is a source of timber and other natural resources, and is mostly occupied by scattered Barbarian tribe...

2010-04-20T15:00:25Z

New page: {{stub}} A vast, wild area encompassing most of the Southern part of the Mainland. It is a source of timber and other natural resources, and is mostly occupied by scattered Barbarian tribe...

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A vast, wild area encompassing most of the Southern part of the Mainland. It is a source of timber and other natural resources, and is mostly occupied by scattered Barbarian tribes.