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Todo lower raevelic plains lore

History

describe the overall characteristics of the land, also describe flora and fauna

todo describe nations and politics present, create a new demographics grid template

Lower Raevelic Plains Demographics

Human	90%	Exodian survivors started pouring into the region almost immediately following the cataclysm. The region was far richer in resources and less dangerous then the barren Exodian Peninsula at the time, allowing for steadier growth. In present times there is a very large population of humans, ranking second only to the Empire of Equestris.
Vampire	2%	Vampires in the royal province are few in number and keep their movements well hidden. Constant surveillance by vampire hunters has made the region very dangerous for any vampire whom is not associated with a noble or local authority. A large concentration of noble vampires in the area has made the region significant to vampiric society.
Other	8%	The lower plains marks the heartland of the Kingdom of Rivera, and hosts a variety of races from across Amestria. Dwarves and Aesir are the most common, followed by Sylfae and the occasional Centaur. There are even some Fairies living here.

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