Iganti Meadows

==Description==
A area secluded in a dense canopy of fairly large desiduous trees, the Iganti Meadows houses the Rathians of the fallen nation of Karvesh.
==History==
After the fall of Karvesh, the Rathians travelled away from the mountain to find a better sanctuary-- an area away from the chaos of the world-- a place of peace and harmony. The meadows became the perfect place to start anew.
==Important Settlements==
Harrowing Rock: The place where Bartholameau planted Kazzuk into the heart of a rock-- ensnaring it into its prison. This rock is full of runes and markings one couldn't even imagine deciphering, since they are constantly created and erased without a moment's notice. So far, they have no clear meaning...
==Society==
Same as Karvesh, but this time they strive to build a better defense and form a tighter force to fight back against any who oppose of their faith.
Stargazing: Some rathian nobles develop stargazing as a way to track the course of events and to chart the first Calendar.
==Pantheon==
The inhabitants revere Erainull as their main deity. They also somewhat worship Dajjal of the winds to change the heading of battle. They strive on the Winds of War, so they also rely on Tireas for their valiant efforts.
==Diversity==
Currently, only the Rathians occupy the nation.
==Organizations==
Divine Order: Supplementing the Law of the Land with the Divine Rights bestowed upon the nobles by the Provider, an organization is established to protect the lands and to keep the faith of the Provider strong within all rathians. The pure devotion to their faith gives them greater understanding on how the world works as a whole, and gives them special privelages others normally cannot delve into.
As it applies to the commonfolk, this order also applies to the Guard and arcanists that protect and cherish the nation. Essentially, the Clerics of the Order are the defenders of the faith and gather their courage from their prayers-- clerics and paladins make up this defense.
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Category:Nations(GoE)