This does not mean they do not cherish their homes - far from it. While Lhomarrians are slow to anger, they will not hesitate to lay down their lives for their families, their homes, or for their friends. They show no mercy towards those who obviously have no regard for the lives of others. Many live in towns and villages scattered across their lands. Their homes are made of stone, covered with bright frescoes depicting heroic scenes, natural beauty, or other inspirations.
Most houses are only one storey, topped with a shingled roof of baked clay.
The layout of a home is often in a courtyard pattern - all rooms open into a central living area, which is sometimes open to the sky. As a people, Lhomarrians admire heroic figures, whether they are great warriors, bold explorers, or brilliant politicians. To be heroic, though, a person must know when to fight, and when not to. A warrior who kills his enemies with abandon would not be respected, while a less powerful fighter who chooses his fights, and negotiates a non-violent solution for many conflicts, would be given accolades. Above all, Lhomarrians have no respect for those who resort to violence as a solution, those who are selfish, and those who despoil nature's offerings by taking from the world without giving anything in return.