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...his in detail in [[History Vol 2: The Muiri from Then to Now|Volume 2, the Muiri from then to now]]. {{Template:Sub-RaceBar}}[[Category:Native Sub-Race]][[Category:Native Hoggur]]

...can be found in [[History Vol 2: The Muiri from Then to Now|Volume 2, The Muiri from Then to Now]]. Were a traveler from Westeros to meet a pure-blood Dao ...aits such as wings, demi-forms, and true glamour. By the modern age, the [[Muiri]] would emerge as an entirely new race distinct from other [[Aelfeyn]] half

...mans who followed the [[Thorn King Era|Thorn King]] quickly learned that a Muiri's glamour could be broken with something as simple as an iron nail. ...farms and in the homes of the [[Gentry]]. This sad story was true of many Muiri, but for the Sylphid it was distressing.

...e lost their natural shapeshifter ability but can still glamour like the [[Muiri]] and [[Witch|witches]] and most Gentry claim an alternate form like other They live now in a reclaimed [[Kingdom of Raeyithia]] alongside [[Muiri]], [[Hoggur]] and sympathetic [[Andal|Andals]]. Many Gentry, like the Dyrli

...bring in an existing character rather than jump in feet first by playing a native. We accept most original characters from most medieval fantasy worlds.<incl ...easonably short period of time and they may eventually consider themselves native to the world.

...a golden age for the Hoggur of Thule. They built much of Andus using the native sandstone and ruled over a predominantly Greco-Roman society. {{Template:Sub-RaceBar}}[[Category:Native Sub-Race]][[Category:Native Hoggur]]

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The full history is accounted here in [[History Vol 1: The Muiri-Aelfeyn Debate]]. {{Template:Sub-RaceBar}}[[Category:Native Sub-Race]][[Category:Native Aelfeyn]]

...ve nothing more than a series of curious coincidences to track the [[Muiri|Muiri’s]] racial development in Cuiviénen. We will postulate that this had as These characteristics seems to have continued to develop in the [[Muiri]] until traits such as wings, demi-forms and true glamour would finally dev

...l fairy tale city, encircled by a hedge wall, home to many of the Aelfeyn, Muiri and lowlander Hoggur. <includeonly>[[Kingdom of Raeyithia |Read More ...]] ...[[Children of the Forest]]. This native race, the progenitors of both the Muiri and later Aelfeyn races lived as one with the natural world in the abundant

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* [[History Vol 1: The Muiri-Aelfeyn Debate]] * [[History Vol 2: The Muiri from Then to Now]]

...o the protection of the forest and its folk based in the Essendell Castle, native and new.

The Cimmerians, also known as the First Men are believed to be native to the lands of Cuiveinen. They arrive in the central part of the kingdom s ...d the subjugation of women and non-humans. The de-evolution of the Hoggur, Muiri, and Aelfeyn races would be dramatic. Either due to inter-breeding or the

...tural progression once the [[Rohirrim]] arrived. The [[Huldra]], a native Muiri people, were already prone to inserting themselves into the civilized popul

...lation. Racial hatred that first pitted the humans against the Aelfeyn and Muiri turned inward until the humans themselves divided along sub-racial lines ba ...t predictions that a new age is coming begin to catch the attention of the native population.

...ler's have forgotten their time on Sanctuary prior to their arrival -- and Native memories also seem to have revert nearly 200 years to a time when the Thorn ...osts near the entrance to Underhill which include bounties on the heads of muiri and hoggur.</i>