Post by Valalerin on Jan 22, 2008 2:33:24 GMT
The people of Duke Stronghelm’s rule are in a state of equality, as it could be described. They are not as badly treated as the lower class, nor as privileged as the upper class of Shrenk’s rule. Men and women are almost equal, with little separating them bar clothing or physical ability.
Gender equality:
Men and women are almost equal. Men are still considered the stronger, more adapted to working kind of person, but women are beginning to share in muscle-bound jobs such as being archers in armies. Women still don’t do the intense jobs such as mining, nor the muckier jobs like farming. Men still don’t sew either, but this can be overlooked.
Clothing:
Clothing is much more relaxed. Women may wear trousers in Duke Stronghelm’s land, though few do. Clothing is not suited either, most wear shirts and trousers in simple colours, though some richer members of society may choose to flaunt their money by buying purple clothing, or other expensive dyes.
Sport:
Oddly there is no widely known sport that defines the culture. Some sports include fishing, racing or hunting, but none of them are particularly well done due to the Human’s incorporation of more Anja like ways of life.
Food:
Primarily vegetation from the forest, though trade with out-of-forest towns has included crops like corn or meats like pork, beef and chicken.
Gender equality:
Men and women are almost equal. Men are still considered the stronger, more adapted to working kind of person, but women are beginning to share in muscle-bound jobs such as being archers in armies. Women still don’t do the intense jobs such as mining, nor the muckier jobs like farming. Men still don’t sew either, but this can be overlooked.
Clothing:
Clothing is much more relaxed. Women may wear trousers in Duke Stronghelm’s land, though few do. Clothing is not suited either, most wear shirts and trousers in simple colours, though some richer members of society may choose to flaunt their money by buying purple clothing, or other expensive dyes.
Sport:
Oddly there is no widely known sport that defines the culture. Some sports include fishing, racing or hunting, but none of them are particularly well done due to the Human’s incorporation of more Anja like ways of life.
Food:
Primarily vegetation from the forest, though trade with out-of-forest towns has included crops like corn or meats like pork, beef and chicken.
