Murt, The fifth realm: Difference between revisions
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==Languages== | ==Languages== | ||
Most halflings speak halfling, and refuse to speak anything else. There are many halfling | |||
families who promote the use of dwarven as well as halfling, and even mix the two together | |||
in a unique dialect call Hillfen. However it is left to the educated and political to speak | |||
common, often forcing immigrants to adopt halfling or suffer a constant language barrier. | |||
Even halflings who speak common are unlikely to do so unless its absolutely necessary for a | |||
duty of theirs. | |||
==Religions== | ==Religions== | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 29 January 2026
- Traits
Government
Murt is run by halfling families, its the only realm that isn't directly governed by dragonkind. Instead the Penny Accords have found the Halfling people to be so resilient and resistant to governing that it was in everyone's best interest to leave the halflings to tend to their planet. Since then the Halflings have separated themselves into Tirs, or small territories. These places are ruled by a single family who oversees the cultivation of the areas farmland and ranches.
Population
Almost the entirety of Murt is halflings, with a very low immigration populace.
94% Halfling 6% Immigrants
Languages
Most halflings speak halfling, and refuse to speak anything else. There are many halfling families who promote the use of dwarven as well as halfling, and even mix the two together in a unique dialect call Hillfen. However it is left to the educated and political to speak common, often forcing immigrants to adopt halfling or suffer a constant language barrier.
Even halflings who speak common are unlikely to do so unless its absolutely necessary for a duty of theirs.