Editing Kyuad's Stuff he knows (section)

===Erenlanders===
For more than 2,000 years, the Northman descendants
of the Dorns and the colonial Sarcosans have lived together
as two cultures unified by military, commercial, and royal
alliance under the single banner of the nation of Erenland. In
that time, they have also become kin through friendship and
family. From the southern coast of the Pelluria to the shores
of the Ardune, the peoples of both races have interbred and intermarried for so long that a new race of true Erenlanders
has been born.
These people are a handsome mix of their forebears.
Not as large or pale skinned as their Dorn parents nor as slight
or dark as their Sarcosan ancestors, their colorations and
builds vary widely. They are a transitional
people between both
Erenland’s northern and southern
regions as well as its past and
future. Erenlanders are the true
children of their kingdom, a people
born of two ancient traditions
but owing loyalty instead to
one young nation. Though
different settlements, and
even different families,
hold more strongly to
some Sarcosan or
Dornish traditions, most
Erenlanders sense they
are truly a unique people,
something other
than simply the combination
of their
ancestries.
Erenlanders have
long been left to their
own wit and strength in
settling the central plains,
and as a result are a crafty
and inventive people with
independent and pragmatic
natures. Though the often proud
behavior of their pureblooded Dorn
and Sarcosan countrymen may make the
Erenlanders seem disloyal or uninspired by comparison,
this is not the case. Erenlanders simply do
not feel bound to their ancestors’ traditions and so are not limited
by Dornish or Sarcosan social mores, expectations, or
taboos. This has served them well under the Shadow; because
they are not paralyzed by the loss of a long ancestral heritage,
they have been better able than the other human cultures to
simply adapt and carry on.
Though the lack of cultural restriction means
Erenlanders have greater social freedom, that freedom is not
without greater social cost. Whereas respect for the past and
hatred of the Shadow bind the Dornish houses and Sarcosan
liegemen to their people, the Erenlanders have no such guiding
lights or sense of unity. Indeed, it may have been their
diluted loyalties that made many Erenlander communities
fertile soil for Izrador’s dark seeds in the Second and Third
Ages. It is yet to be seen whether the Erenlanders of the Last
Age will devolve into a directionless, broken people, or will
rise above the suspicions and betrayal of their time and unite
the two bloodlines, north and south, Dorn and Sarcosan, that
created them.