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The '''Sularians''' are a sentient race of humans native the [[Seaitean]]. They are created through traditional biological means. The average Sularain is roughly 5 to 6 feet tall (females tend to be shorter than their male counterparts), and they can live for roughly 70 years. The first of the Sularains were more than likely evolved from primates native to the Attu continent. They are primarily coastal people, and while originally nomadic, sprawling cities along the coasts were eventually built as the Sularians began to settle. Due to their location, they tend to resemble a fishing civilization. The discovery of Noctop and subsequent relationship forged between the Sularians and Gargans has led the to the Sularians living more balanced lives throughout Seaitean. |
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== Culture == |
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Sularian culture shares a lot of similarities with Seaitean culture as a whole, due to a large focus on egalitarian living and emphasis on the meshing of the organic and the inorganic, but they also have their own distinct values and traditions. Being comprised originally of mostly nomads, there is a tendency for Sularians to live below their means, usually equating to small domiciles, few possessions outside of the practical and some heirlooms, and a desire to hop between Seaitean cities and settlements. The tradition of adorning one's traveling carts with small trinkets, usually seashells or tiny stone and wood carvings, is still strong throughout Seaitean, with many Sularians decorating their houses, cabins, shacks, or even their carts. |
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Sularians also have a deep respect for the ocean, with Sularian cuisine being mostly comprised of seafood dishes. This respect can also be seen in their adornments and fashion: many Sularians tend to repurpose fishing gear, ocean debris, and seashells into jewelry, clothing, and general decorative material. |
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The Sularians do not have a unified religion, instead relying on teachings passed down through the generations to instill the morals and ethics of the Sularians before. |
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Latest revision as of 23:47, 31 August 2026
The Sularians are a sentient race of humans native the Seaitean. They are created through traditional biological means. The average Sularain is roughly 5 to 6 feet tall (females tend to be shorter than their male counterparts), and they can live for roughly 70 years. The first of the Sularains were more than likely evolved from primates native to the Attu continent. They are primarily coastal people, and while originally nomadic, sprawling cities along the coasts were eventually built as the Sularians began to settle. Due to their location, they tend to resemble a fishing civilization. The discovery of Noctop and subsequent relationship forged between the Sularians and Gargans has led the to the Sularians living more balanced lives throughout Seaitean.
Culture
Sularian culture shares a lot of similarities with Seaitean culture as a whole, due to a large focus on egalitarian living and emphasis on the meshing of the organic and the inorganic, but they also have their own distinct values and traditions. Being comprised originally of mostly nomads, there is a tendency for Sularians to live below their means, usually equating to small domiciles, few possessions outside of the practical and some heirlooms, and a desire to hop between Seaitean cities and settlements. The tradition of adorning one's traveling carts with small trinkets, usually seashells or tiny stone and wood carvings, is still strong throughout Seaitean, with many Sularians decorating their houses, cabins, shacks, or even their carts.
Sularians also have a deep respect for the ocean, with Sularian cuisine being mostly comprised of seafood dishes. This respect can also be seen in their adornments and fashion: many Sularians tend to repurpose fishing gear, ocean debris, and seashells into jewelry, clothing, and general decorative material.
The Sularians do not have a unified religion, instead relying on teachings passed down through the generations to instill the morals and ethics of the Sularians before.