User:Aelantiel/Hadun
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Hadun is a province located in northern Vabbi. Previously abandoned due to the Branded and Forged threats that prowled the region in the past, today many structures have been restored and communities of Elonians no longer refugees are welcomed back to reside in within its boundaries.
History[edit]
The province of Hadun was previously governed by Clanmarshal Seyit. Who after having lost his family to the Mordant Crescent was left with little choice but to praise Joko. In doing so, preventing his land and wealth from furthering the war and bloodshed in Elona.
Rather than taking an active role in opposition to Joko's reign, Seyit is self indulgent. Gambling and drinking away coin for years. That is, until he meets two outlander siblings from Kryta. Twins of noble birth who are both talented in the arts and magic who knew of a world beyond Elona.
Interested in the two—not unlike other houses at the time—Seyit takes them under his protection. He calls them the Fox Kits, for their ability to adapt like red foxes in the desert.
Teenagers at the time of the late Clanmarshal's death, the twins set out to establish Clan Frazier. Becoming Clanmarshals of Hadun—despite some opposition from other Elonian Royals. The land they governed was no more than a wasteland after years of neglect. By the time of Seyit's death the two had made themselves indispensable to society in Vabbi.
Together, the twins invested in the restoration of ruins in Hadun. Scouting out craftsmen, artists, builders and architects from all over Elona. This all to help establish the province.
Recent Years[edit]
After the events of Dragonfall, Hadun has welcomed many communities of Elonians including a growing population of Free Awakened. The province has since established supply lines for goods such as gems, ore, woodworks, medicines and reagents. Hadun's Clanmarshals are patrons of the arts known to host a number of celebrations, contests and festivals throughout the year.
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Trivia[edit]
- Hadun has laws of hospitality that serve as a code of conduct for hosts and guests. Offering coffee, food and shelter displays generosity toward guests, visitors, and friends, regardless of rank. It is expected of hosts to be accommodating of guests needs. Guests must be courteous to their hosts and not be a threat to their safety or burden. It is customary for travelers to offer stories of their travels and share knowledge with their host.
