Sareige Ban

Sareige Ban is the chosen land of Rl'wyn, aligned with chaos, water, weather and knowledge.

Vision
A world that is fair. A world where everyone has the opportunity to develop and learn. A world where no one is held above anyone else.

Modern Society
Modern society retains much of Rl'wyn's intent, retaining significant amounts of infrastructure and their own population, remaining nearly untouched in the wars. The main difference, however, being that many aquatic elves are travelers, especially those of less desirable professions, and that the ruling body of Sareige Ban have slowly grown more biased through time, having what was intended as a way to keep every occupation filled become an obligate class structure - scholars and managers at the top, and labourers at the bottom.

Geography
Sareige Ban is populated by many aquatic settlements and outposts, as well as few partially aquatic ones and two notable land (albeit coastal) settlements. As well, the entirety of the Full Sea is contained within Sareige Ban.

Culture
Sareige Ban does not do business or commerce as many other nations - trading, sales, and purchases are often done on the national level, and then distributed throughout the system. Jobs are passed down through families, and this profession takes the place of a surname.

Sareige culture is genderless - distinctions are not made between individuals on that level, however many individuals (usually for the sake of land-dwellers) end up picking a gender in the binary, or outside it, for themselves. For many outsiders, this seems counterintuitive when looking for someone to start a family with, but it's not a high priority among the Sareige, who can either see a matchmaker or outright ask a potential partner concerning such matters to see if that is possible. Unlike above the water, such questions aren't considered as rude or dangerous. They are still considered rude. Surrogate pregnancy is very common.

The Sareige are the only people of Bene to have a standardized education system, and as such, all of them are literate, capable of some mathematics, and have an okay understanding of history, geography, and the world around them.

Notable Places

 * Adou

Trivia

 * Some 'inherited professions' include geriatric care, writing news articles, and insulting the political structure. Jester is a separate profession.