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"0": "By: Incartus of the Shiro Clan\n\nMemoir Of The Oni.\n\n\"Know the smallest things and the biggest things, the shallowest things and the deepest things.\"\n\" Land of Witches, Berserker's, and Spirit's.\nRashemen: \n\nGeography:\nThe people of Rashemen are called Rashemi. The country itself is surrounded by mountains, vast lakes and rivers, which provide natural fortifications, making Rashemen an ideally defensible region against the Red Wizards of Thay and the Nar barbarians who are known to attack the territory on a rather frequent basis. Geographically, the northern portion of Rashemen is predominantly barren and ravaged by strong, harsh winds; while the south is cooler and maintains a more placid environment, which is considerably more hospitable for habitation.\nRashemen was considered to be more closely connected to the Feywild than any other location in Faerûn.\n\nHistory:\nRashemen was founded in -4963 DR by the followers of Shemen, a chieftain of a Raumviran tribe, after his death.\nDuring the Time of Troubles, dead-magic zones sprung up around the land and the witches had trouble contacting the spirits. Some witches and artisans went mad and were slain; some warriors also went mad, and it was thought they should also be slain. In 1361 DR, Liriel Baenre, using the power of the Windwalker amulet, was able to set free the spirits, thus returning the land to normal and destroying the Windwalker in the process.\n\nGovernment:\nThe nominal ruler of Rashemen was the huhrong or \"Iron Lord\". In 1479 DR, the iron lord was Mangan Uruk, who sought to rule in the best interests of Rashemen. The real power, however, lay with the Witches of Rashemen (also known as Wychlaran). They selected the Iron Lord and could replace him whenever they felt it necessary. At a local level, each settlement was ruled over by a fyrra, who exclusively controlled the armed forces under his command, and whose rule could be compared similarly to that of a mayor.\nRashemen was at near-constant odds with the country of Thay. Their Red Wizard rulers tried to conquer the country and its magical wealth for around five hundred years and convinced their citizens that Rashemen was a debased country. Luckily, the Red Wizards made a lot of mistakes and were too concerned with infighting to present Rashemen and its people with a more serious threat.\n\nCulture:\nThe Rashemi tended to be quite superstitious. It was considered bad luck to seek knowledge of one's own fortune; to ward off bad luck, a person spat on the fingers, made a fist, and then flicked the fingers three times.\n\nThe Rashemi knew a lot about the spirits inhabiting their land and reacted according. In particular, the Rashemi believed (correctly) that in their homes resided a domovoi (\"house spirit\") that, if appeased, would do chores around the home. Residents might hear the domovoi sighing, humming, or groaning throughout the day.The domovoi were particularly fond of old shoes left in the yard.] A domovoi also placed a tripod of sticks on the roof of the house when people were in, removing those sticks and throwing them at people if it didn't like them.\n\nThe Rashemi also had a number of common sayings. Some sayings were\n\n\"What good can come of alliance with evil?\"\n\"A wolf will always be a wolf.\"\n\"There are those who think and those who dream.\"\nRashemen had a strong tradition of berserker warriors, which were organized into lodges or fangs, such as the Black Bear Lodge. Warriors who were unable to control their berserker rages -- and were thus dangerous to others -- were deemed nydeshka (\"blunt sword\"), given a blunt sword, and told to lead the next battle, a certain death sentence. Traditionally, warriors had a second set of lacings on their clothes in honors of the old shapeshifters, who would break the first pair when they changed form. A story of the Rashemi told of Yvengi (whose father was a berserker) who fought against the demon Eltab. Yvengi prayed to the spirits and was granted a magical sword called Hadryllis.\nWitches, addressed by the honorific wychlaran, were treated with the greatest respect, as they were the leaders of communities and the nation. They were always given food and horses without question.\n",
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