For more than two thousand years, the descendants of the Dorns and the colonial Sarcosans have lived together as two cultures unifified by military, commercial, and royal alliance under the single banner of the nation of Erenland. In that time, they have also become kin through friendship and family. From the southern coast of the Sea of Pelluria to the shores of the Ardune sea, the people no longer see themselves as Dorns or Sarcosans, but rather as Erenlanders, with their own distinct cultural identity. These people vary widely in height, build, and coloring; a transitional people between both Erenland’s Dornish and Sarcosan heritage as well as its past and future. Erenlanders are the true children of their kingdom, a people born of two ancient traditions but owing loyalty instead to one nation. Though difffferent settttlements, and even difffferent families, hold more strongly to some Sarcosan or Dornish traditions, most Erenlanders see their own culture as something truly distinct. Erenlanders have long been leftft to their own wit and strength in settttling the central plains, resulting in a craftfty and inventive people with independent and pragmatic natures. This has served them well under the Shadow; with their prized pragmaticism and stoic resolve, they have been betttter able than the other human cultures to simply adapt and carry on. Though the lack of cultural restriction means Erenlanders have greater social freedom, that freedom is not without greater social cost. Whereas respect for the past and hatred of the Shadow bind the Dornish houses and Sarcosan liege lords to their people, the Erenlanders have no such guiding lights or sense of unity. It is yet to be seen whether the Erenlanders of the Last Age will devolve into a directionless, broken people or will rise above the suspicions and betrayal of their time.