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Revision as of 11:54, 8 July 2019
| Yaelic | |
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| Culture | |
| Pronunciation | Yay-lick |
| Nicknames | Pagans, todo, todo |
| Origins | Pre-Exodian Cultures |
| Races | Human |
| Emphasis | Folklore, Deities, Fertility |
| Languages | Common (Yaelic Dialect) |
| Major Cities | Callistan, Silveredge, Erith |
The yaelic culture originates east of the Cascadian Mountains, and is one of the few human cultures which does not have any ties to Exodia. The yaelics are an agrarian people who have a history rich in folklore--
Contents
History
todo conquered by exodian settlers, todo religious conflicts
Society
Naming Customs
Yaelic naming customs are very ancient, and have not changed much over the years. Unlike modern exodian culture, yaelic names consist of only a first name and a last name. Some names used in yaelic culture are present in eastern exodian culture, and vice versa. Here are some examples of yaelic names: (When making your own names, refer to IRL Scottish and IRL Irish names for traditional yaelic names)
Male Names
- Connor
- Patrick
- Sean
- Neil
- Brian
- Lawrence
Female Names
- Rose
- Tara
- Katelyn
- Fiona
- Grace
- Alison
Last Names
- O'Brien
- Flynn
- Stewart
- Burke
- Moore
- MacDonald
Family Structure
Gender Roles
Holidays
Religion
Yale
The yaelics follow a religion known as Yale.