Salt Coast: Nationless Peoples

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The nationless are any peoples who claim no land of their own, instead living within the borders of other nations.

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Borders

The notion of physical border markers is not applicable here, but to give some idea where the major nationless groups might be found.

Humans: The bulk of humanity makes its home throughout the dwarven empire.
Half Elves: Rare in the lands, half elves may be found in similar numbers in the dwarven empire, the hartshorn, the ferrous wastes, and the inner isles.
Gnomes: Gnomes are split fairly evenly between the Clanclave Mountains of the dwarven empire and the Hartshorn.
Tieflings: As rare as half elves, tieflings nevertheless choose by and large to dwell within the dragonborn protectorate.
Orcs: More often than not, orcs will be found in the high reaches of the Clanclave Mountains.

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Languages

All nationless speak the dwarven trade tongue (common). Additionally, the various nationless peoples speak the following languages:

Humans: Humans generally also speak the primary language of the nation they've chosen to live in.
Half Elves: Being well travelled, half elves also speak elvish and one other language from the lands they have lived in.
Gnomes: Gnomes adopt high dwarvish or elvish almost exclusively depending on whether they are Clanclave or Hartshorn folk.
Tieflings: Tieflings are born knowing how to communicate in the outlander tongue. (In this setting, outlander encompasses both celestial and infernal).
Orcs: Orcs also speak their racial tongue, orcish.

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Government

By definition, the nationless are generally assumed to follow (or break) the laws of the people they live among. There are some notable exceptions, however.

Humans:
Half Elves:
Gnomes:
Tieflings:
Orcs:

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Religion

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