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A sleepy, agricultural nation ruled by a hereditary human Earl, Danas has an extremely high population of hobbits and is one of the regions considered most likely to be the hobbit homeland. Because of its relative isolationism, Danas was not deeply affected by the chaos of [[the | A sleepy, agricultural nation ruled by a hereditary human Earl, Danas has an extremely high population of hobbits and is one of the regions considered most likely to be the hobbit homeland. Because of its relative isolationism, Danas was not deeply affected by the chaos of [[the Dark Times]], though the Earl did break off ties with the religious heirarchy of [[the Old Gods]] and converted to worship of [[the Tuatha de Dannan]] early in [[the Fourth Age of Man]]. As a result, the population and recruitment of druids in the region has been on the rise. | ||
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Revision as of 02:35, 23 July 2014
A sleepy, agricultural nation ruled by a hereditary human Earl, Danas has an extremely high population of hobbits and is one of the regions considered most likely to be the hobbit homeland. Because of its relative isolationism, Danas was not deeply affected by the chaos of the Dark Times, though the Earl did break off ties with the religious heirarchy of the Old Gods and converted to worship of the Tuatha de Dannan early in the Fourth Age of Man. As a result, the population and recruitment of druids in the region has been on the rise.
| Danas |
| Geographic Info |
| Continent: Duria |
| Society |
| Languages: Hobbit, Calmergh Teanga |
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| This is a thumbnail description and is scheduled for expansion at a later date. |
| This article is part of the Player's Guide to Duria | |
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