Mesorban Plains

The Mesorban Plains are one of the main geographic areas in Gernon, situated between the Calyan River in the West, The Kurosekan Plateau in the North, the Dorry Hills and Silver Tree Forest in the East, and The Oyashima Sea in the South.
==Culture and Religion==
The Mesorbans are an almost entirely human population, with the random wanderer or traveler of other races sometimes seen going through. In general, the mesorbans are followers of Mainline Polytheism, though the people there follow the gods Irori and Pharasma much more, seeing their focus on the importance of knowledge and an understanding of death to be the greatest in life. They are looked on as a somber people by foreigners, all focused inward on their homes and the cycle of life. Their people are taught to care for their land and not to concern themselves with the outside world, so the majority of its people have stayed there for generations.
==Resources==
The plains, as previously stated, have little external contact due to their philosophy and lack of infrastructure. No cities greater than 5000 people are on the plains, and they produce little beyond what is necessary to sustain their own lives. For trinkets they buy from travelling caravans or from ships docked along the Great River, the Mesorbans trade the one commodity the plains have, a curious class of stones that once dislodged from the ground just float in midair. They are a curiousity to Mesorbans and foreigners alike, which brings some external trade goods into the plains.
==Climate and Geography==
The area is varied due to its large size, but the majority are flat, grassy plains. The shore line and the region there is a much warmer area, and includes some sand dune regions and small fishing villages. These people are called shore Mesorbans. Many nomads also live on the plains, but in a mostly peaceful manner. These are the plains Mesorbans. The largest group live along the Tralten River, and grow crops along the fertile lands near them. These are the river Mesorbans.
Category:Geography