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The Kallavesi are a numinous people whose ancestral homeland lies in and around the cold marshland of Kallavesa. They are the spiritual backbone of the nation, acting as seers and guardians of the dead. Many Kallavesi are mystics, magicians or priests, but the Kallavesi honour wisdom in all forms. Kallavesi hunters and warriors use their understanding of their [[Wintermark Culture and Customs#Skein|Skein]] and the interpretation of omens to guide them in ways that often seem peculiar to less spiritual people. This wisdom is the essential trait of the Kallavesi, and they understand that there is more to the world than the obvious structures that are visible to everyone. | The Kallavesi are a numinous people whose ancestral homeland lies in and around the cold marshland of Kallavesa. They are the spiritual backbone of the nation, acting as seers and guardians of the dead. Many Kallavesi are mystics, magicians or priests, but the Kallavesi honour wisdom in all forms. Kallavesi hunters and warriors use their understanding of their [[Wintermark Culture and Customs#Skein|Skein]] and the interpretation of omens to guide them in ways that often seem peculiar to less spiritual people. This wisdom is the essential trait of the Kallavesi, and they understand that there is more to the world than the obvious structures that are visible to everyone. | ||
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The Kallavesi are a numinous people whose ancestral homeland lies in and around the cold marshland of Kallavesa. They are the spiritual backbone of the nation, acting as seers and guardians of the dead. Many Kallavesi are mystics, magicians or priests, but the Kallavesi honour wisdom in all forms. Kallavesi hunters and warriors use their understanding of their Skein and the interpretation of omens to guide them in ways that often seem peculiar to less spiritual people. This wisdom is the essential trait of the Kallavesi, and they understand that there is more to the world than the obvious structures that are visible to everyone.