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<blockquote data-quote="Water Bob" data-source="post: 6117691" data-attributes="member: 92305"><p><strong>-- THE GRATH -- </strong></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>The Grath are one of the largest and oldest Cimmerian clans. These people inhabit the Grath Vales, a series of steep, wooded valleys in the central foothills of the Eiglophian mountains. While most Cimmerian clans are centralized on one or a few towns, a unique feature of this clan is that it is composed of several small, insular settlements spread throughout the clan's territory. Each village is made up of one-to-two, almost never three, families. There are about twenty villages in all. One of the largest Grath settlements has only eight buildings. </p><p></p><p>The Grath are extremely progressive when compared to most other Cimmerian clans. They have embraced agriculture, graduating from the usual hunter/gatherer culture. Many of the Grath clansmen are farmers, mountain goat herders, or shepherds. The Grath are known for their cloth, a major item of trade with other Cimmerian clans and the Aesir of the Eiglophian north face. </p><p></p><p>Other popular professions among the Grath are stream fisherman, mountain hunter, and river miner. The Diamondrun River runs the length of Grath territory, branching into the many valleys that are the Grath Vales. This mountain river is the clan's primary source of water, food, and wealth. The miners steal quality iron-ore, and other minerals and precious metals and gems, from the crust of their mountain home. It is said that Crom uses the mountain beneath the Grath to store his wealth, and the Grath take what they can without his notice. When the mountain shakes, though, the Grath know that Crom is looking their way. </p><p></p><p>Grathmuir is the only three-family settlement on the Diamondrun, and there lived a weaponsmith, member of the Duncohr family. The Duncohrs have been weaponsmiths, it is said, since Crom gave man the Secret of Steel. </p><p></p><p>This Duncohr smith, carrying on the tradition of his father and his father before him, was Caelis' great-grandfather.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Water Bob, post: 6117691, member: 92305"] [B]-- THE GRATH -- [/B] The Grath are one of the largest and oldest Cimmerian clans. These people inhabit the Grath Vales, a series of steep, wooded valleys in the central foothills of the Eiglophian mountains. While most Cimmerian clans are centralized on one or a few towns, a unique feature of this clan is that it is composed of several small, insular settlements spread throughout the clan's territory. Each village is made up of one-to-two, almost never three, families. There are about twenty villages in all. One of the largest Grath settlements has only eight buildings. The Grath are extremely progressive when compared to most other Cimmerian clans. They have embraced agriculture, graduating from the usual hunter/gatherer culture. Many of the Grath clansmen are farmers, mountain goat herders, or shepherds. The Grath are known for their cloth, a major item of trade with other Cimmerian clans and the Aesir of the Eiglophian north face. Other popular professions among the Grath are stream fisherman, mountain hunter, and river miner. The Diamondrun River runs the length of Grath territory, branching into the many valleys that are the Grath Vales. This mountain river is the clan's primary source of water, food, and wealth. The miners steal quality iron-ore, and other minerals and precious metals and gems, from the crust of their mountain home. It is said that Crom uses the mountain beneath the Grath to store his wealth, and the Grath take what they can without his notice. When the mountain shakes, though, the Grath know that Crom is looking their way. Grathmuir is the only three-family settlement on the Diamondrun, and there lived a weaponsmith, member of the Duncohr family. The Duncohrs have been weaponsmiths, it is said, since Crom gave man the Secret of Steel. This Duncohr smith, carrying on the tradition of his father and his father before him, was Caelis' great-grandfather. [/QUOTE]
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