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The great savanna surrounding the Sea of Omi stretches into Alaari. Indeed, vast expanses of golden grasslands stretch as far as the eye can see, interspersed with scattered patches of hardy shrubs and low-lying vegetation. The grasses of Alaari are known for their reddish hue due to the high iron oxide content in the soil, which is less fertile than Agbada’s.

Otherwise, however, the most notable feature is the Avvan Flare Canyon – a massive canyon etched into the Veehran surface by ancient rivers, now dry and barren, that had once flown from the sea to the region’s north. When the angle of the sun is right, the canyon walls light up with the reflection of sunlight on exposed crystal shards, creating the illusion of fiery solar flares dancing across the landscape. This phenomenon occurs during the day for about half the year.

The Alaarians are ultimately an extension of the Agbadans, with different groups of anthropomorphic animals calling the region home. 

Alaari is quickly incorporated as a part of the Agbadan feudal system, home to six additional pre-existing houses: Vervobo (Vervet Monkeys), Elede (Warthogs), Epoaja (Wild Dogs), Efono (Buffalo), Merkal (Meerkats), and Eranko (Gnu). 

Prior to the takeover, it was a collection of six minor kingdoms, corresponding to the new houses. Now, however, squabbling is common as they argue over the land distribution determined by the God-King Okan Kiniun. 

Precomputed Traditionalism is a set of beliefs that asserts all things must eventually come to an end. One’s life is predetermined from its onset, and nothing you can do can change that. Life is a script that is read line by line until cut off. Although one life is not inherently any better than another, every decision one makes is believed to be made at birth. No matter how long one thinks about any given decision, the ultimate outcome will be the same, as you would have picked the same option regardless of how much contemplation went into it. The only thing that can vary unexpectedly in life is the point at which you pass away. A longer life means that you can experience more of your predetermined life course, so the people strive to live long lives. 

This outlook is seen as incredibly restrictive and depressing by younger generations, who have been more in tune to the outside world, thanks to the rise of InterPlaNet Cafes throughout the Confederation. Specifically, with rising influence from Agbada to the west, the Cult of Avva is increasing in popularity extremely quickly, as it allows freedom and control over one’s life for at least half the day.

For some reason, Alaarian scientists are overly fascinated with the simplistic elegance of the stop codon. In microbiology labs found in the lands of House Vervobo, genetically modified viruses are constructed with the sole purpose of injecting more stop codons into the DNA of test subjects. In addition to the classic stop codons (TAG, TAA, and TGA, etc.), numerous additional stop codons have been reported to function in test organisms, including maize and chickens, after being isolated from the strange red grasses that grow in the region. They function on previously undiscovered base pair components which are not readily available outside of these labs. Their introduction allows for further customization when working with In Vivo Modification and are notable due to resulting in a delayed, rather than immediate, stop of protein production, varying from codon to codon. These Gene Samples (Information & Data, [Luxury Goods OR Drugs & Medicine] at DM discretion) are commercially available for a high price and sanctioned by the local Houses’ governments. Injecting oneself with a syringe of stop codon viruses once a month is rumored to induce longevity by prematurely stopping aging genes, making it a popular item for the upper class.

Magic Items are in high demand due to their sparsity in nearby regions. Owning and utilizing magic items, especially due to the commonplace nature of fire magic in the Confederation’s society, is seen as a status symbol and often a must for some corporations and factories.

The great savanna surrounding the Sea of Omi stretches into Alaari. Indeed, vast expanses of golden grasslands stretch as far as the eye can see, interspersed with scattered patches of hardy shrubs and low-lying vegetation. The grasses of Alaari are known for their reddish hue due to the high iron oxide content in the soil, which is less fertile than Agbada’s.

Otherwise, however, the most notable feature is the Avvan Flare Canyon – a massive canyon etched into the Veehran surface by ancient rivers, now dry and barren, that had once flown from the sea to the region’s north. When the angle of the sun is right, the canyon walls light up with the reflection of sunlight on exposed crystal shards, creating the illusion of fiery solar flares dancing across the landscape. This phenomenon occurs during the day for about half the year.

The Alaarians are ultimately an extension of the Agbadans, with different groups of anthropomorphic animals calling the region home. 

Alaari is quickly incorporated as a part of the Agbadan feudal system, home to six additional pre-existing houses: Vervobo (Vervet Monkeys), Elede (Warthogs), Epoaja (Wild Dogs), Efono (Buffalo), Merkal (Meerkats), and Eranko (Gnu). 

Prior to the takeover, it was a collection of six minor kingdoms, corresponding to the new houses. Now, however, squabbling is common as they argue over the land distribution determined by the God-King Okan Kiniun. 

Precomputed Traditionalism is a set of beliefs that asserts all things must eventually come to an end. One’s life is predetermined from its onset, and nothing you can do can change that. Life is a script that is read line by line until cut off. Although one life is not inherently any better than another, every decision one makes is believed to be made at birth. No matter how long one thinks about any given decision, the ultimate outcome will be the same, as you would have picked the same option regardless of how much contemplation went into it. The only thing that can vary unexpectedly in life is the point at which you pass away. A longer life means that you can experience more of your predetermined life course, so the people strive to live long lives. 

This outlook is seen as incredibly restrictive and depressing by younger generations, who have been more in tune to the outside world, thanks to the rise of InterPlaNet Cafes throughout the Confederation. Specifically, with rising influence from Agbada to the west, the Cult of Avva is increasing in popularity extremely quickly, as it allows freedom and control over one’s life for at least half the day.

For some reason, Alaarian scientists are overly fascinated with the simplistic elegance of the stop codon. In microbiology labs found in the lands of House Vervobo, genetically modified viruses are constructed with the sole purpose of injecting more stop codons into the DNA of test subjects. In addition to the three classic stop codons (TAG, TAA, and TGA), two additional stop codons have been reported to function in test organisms, including maize and chickens, after being isolated from the strange red grasses that grow in the region. They function on previously undiscovered base pair components which are not readily available outside of these labs. Their introduction allows for further customization when working with In Vivo Modification and are notable due to resulting in a delayed, rather than immediate, stop of protein production, varying from codon to codon. These Gene Samples (Information & Data, [Luxury Goods OR Drugs & Medicine] at DM discretion) are commercially available for a high price and sanctioned by the local Houses’ governments. Injecting oneself with a syringe of stop codon viruses once a month is rumored to induce longevity by prematurely stopping aging genes, making it a popular item for the upper class.

Magic Items are in high demand due to their sparsity in nearby regions. Owning and utilizing magic items, especially due to the commonplace nature of fire magic in the Confederation’s society, is seen as a status symbol and often a must for some corporations and factories.

The great savanna surrounding the Sea of Omi stretches into Alaari. Indeed, vast expanses of golden grasslands stretch as far as the eye can see, interspersed with scattered patches of hardy shrubs and low-lying vegetation. The grasses of Alaari are known for their reddish hue due to the high iron oxide content in the soil, which is less fertile than Agbada’s.

Otherwise, however, the most notable feature is the Avvan Flare Canyon – a massive canyon etched into the Veehran surface by ancient rivers, now dry and barren, that had once flown from the sea to the region’s north. When the angle of the sun is right, the canyon walls light up with the reflection of sunlight on exposed crystal shards, creating the illusion of fiery solar flares dancing across the landscape. This phenomenon occurs during the day for about half the year.

The Alaarians are ultimately an extension of the Agbadans, with different groups of anthropomorphic animals calling the region home. 

Alaari is quickly incorporated as a part of the Agbadan feudal system, home to six additional pre-existing houses: Vervobo (Vervet Monkeys), Elede (Warthogs), Epoaja (Wild Dogs), Efono (Buffalo), Merkal (Meerkats), and Eranko (Gnu). 

Prior to the takeover, it was a collection of six minor kingdoms, corresponding to the new houses. Now, however, squabbling is common as they argue over the land distribution determined by the God-King Okan Kiniun. 

Precomputed Traditionalism is a set of beliefs that asserts all things must eventually come to an end. One’s life is predetermined from its onset, and nothing you can do can change that. Life is a script that is read line by line until cut off. Although one life is not inherently any better than another, every decision one makes is believed to be made at birth. No matter how long one thinks about any given decision, the ultimate outcome will be the same, as you would have picked the same option regardless of how much contemplation went into it. The only thing that can vary unexpectedly in life is the point at which you pass away. A longer life means that you can experience more of your predetermined life course, so the people strive to live long lives. 

This outlook is seen as incredibly restrictive and depressing by younger generations, who have been more in tune to the outside world, thanks to the rise of InterPlaNet Cafes throughout the Confederation. Specifically, with rising influence from Agbada to the west, the Cult of Avva is increasing in popularity extremely quickly, as it allows freedom and control over one’s life for at least half the day.

For some reason, Alaarian scientists are overly fascinated with the simplistic elegance of the stop codon. In microbiology labs found in the lands of House Vervobo, genetically modified viruses are constructed with the sole purpose of injecting more stop codons into the DNA of test subjects. In addition to the three classic stop codons (TAG, TAA, and TGA), two additional stop codons have been reported to function in test organisms, including maize and chickens, after being isolated from the strange red grasses that grow in the region. They function on previously undiscovered base pair components which are not readily available outside of these labs. Their introduction allows for further customization when working with In Vivo Modification. These Gene Samples (Information & Data, [Luxury Goods OR Drugs & Medicine] at DM discretion) are commercially available for a high price and sanctioned by the local Houses’ governments. Injecting oneself with a syringe of stop codon viruses once a month is rumored to induce longevity by prematurely stopping aging genes, making it a popular item for the upper class.

Magic Items are in high demand due to their sparsity in nearby regions. Owning and utilizing magic items, especially due to the commonplace nature of fire magic in the Confederation’s society, is seen as a status symbol and often a must for some corporations and factories.