A continent far across the ocean, to the southeast of the Spine, Faevyn sprawls in emerald mystery. It is a realm of wet earth and whispering leaves, where dawn breaks not just with sunlight filtering through the thick canopy but with the slow drip of dew from towering trees, and where the air thrums with the calls of unseen birds.
Few outside of the Noxies have trodden Faevyn’s soil—and fewer still have been invited. To the Noxies, Faevyn’s true wealth lies in its untouched peace, its tranquil calm and beauty unbroken by the clatter of foreign boots or the hunger of foreign hands.
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Faevyn’s societal structure is built around the different Noxie Tribes—distinct communities bound by shared animal features and traits. Ranging from older, more influential lineages to ambitious young upstarts, each Tribe cultivates its own specialty: some master the arts, others excel in education, military prowess, or other disciplines.
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A rare few among the Noxies are born with the gift of communicating with their deity, the Goddess Sharaha. These individuals often go on to become priestesses, delivering Sharaha’s words and guidance to their sisters, sharing wisdom and knowledge wherever it is needed.
The younger priestesses are known as Reia, and they are guided by the High Priestesses, the Kuareia. These High Priestesses are respected for their deep knowledge and experience, which sets them apart from their younger counterparts and makes them valued advisors to Faevyn’s ruling council.