Overview
Omniluxia contains hundreds of cultures and culture groups. Many peoples share a race while differing sharply in faith, language, class structure, political memory, and relationship to empir…
Read Cultures →Esquelians
The Esquelians are distant relatives of the Celticans, Rohenoans, Vetalians, and Borderlanders. Their political culture preserves older tribal assemblies, but centuries of Zanic influence pu…
Read →Geallians
The Geallians are a militarized and urbanized human people living beside Baetepians, Intermarenicans, and other old Luxterran and Morrigonian societies. Their culture was transformed by the …
Read →Illorians
The Illorians call themselves the Aentora-Torr, the Children or Descendants of Aentora. Their more familiar name comes from the Zani, who associated them with the old Illorian Empire that do…
Read →Imperial Zanic
Imperial Zanic was the language and courtly cultural standard of the Zani Empire. It developed alongside the pan-Geallian identity created by imperial rule and became associated with governm…
Read →Jaam
Jaam is one of the two principal Gnomish languages. It is spoken mainly by the Jemskoo Gnomes, with dialects among various Saamskoo tribes.
Read →Srroskku
Srroskku is the native language of the Silver Dwarves, spoken mainly in the Green Valley. It preserves many archaic terms connected to Silver Dwarven settlement patterns, sacred geography, s…
Read →The Werhenlanders
Greater Werhen was once the easternmost province of the Zani Empire, producing many famous generals, statesmen, and inventors. Its people became known for independence, suspicion of outside …
Read →Waal
Waal is one of the two principal Gnomish languages. It is spoken mainly by the Mudskvas Gnomes, with distinct dialects among the Vdaami and Saav tribes.
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