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...sm]], the devastating event which tore apart much of [[Aloria]]. The first Alorians, known only as the [[Seraph]], ended up bringing about destruction to their

...d [[Corontium]], often still make use of the plant for these uses. To most Alorians, Rundona reeds know only one major use: instruments. Particularly with the

Jade has many uses for many different groups. The most common that Alorians will experience is its use in decoration, crafted into all sorts of jewelry

...clear end to the cycle of Void Invasions as a result of these events, many Alorians live in fear of a second set of cycles beginning; one which will lead to pe ...rn Empire. There are many other effects that are unseen or unknown to most Alorians (due to their intense focus on their own story related to the Invasion), bu

...to one. Given that only a handful of people out of all Suvial, or even all Alorians, have tasted the substance, this claim is yet to be commonly accepted, but

...allowed to grow at their maximum size, they prove a hazard to animals most Alorians enjoy. Instead, smaller variants of the plant purposefully kept small in po

...d by a lucky commoner once in a lifetime, Silk has decorated the bodies of Alorians for uncountable generations. The other uses of Silk, such as to upholster f

...l tangling with creatures like the [[Moloq]] or other beasts less known to Alorians.

...ly impart practical information on an imminently important topic, the ways Alorians engage with the hunt for knowledge is varied. The greatest of the scholars ...n every tale, mirroring but also befuddling the conceptions held of modern Alorians.

...toxin is incredibly deadly to most animals in [[Aloria]], as well as most Alorians. In high doses, the poison constricts the muscles in the neck and throat, a

...ct, some Ogre Truggs go to war with each other for vague reasons. The most Alorians have managed to learn about these interspecies conflicts is that they are i

...all that stands between a Spirit going on a mass-murder rampage, but most Alorians are thankful enough that they exist, not to spend time questioning them.