ORIGINS
The Wood's Reach is a group of oft-unseen poachers that work closely ( some would say too closely ) with the heavy sylphic presence in the deepest parts of the East Shroud.
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Founded by their leader, the Rainbow Fletcher, the group only bursts into activity when called upon to defend the darkest edges of the wood: the Sylphlands. Otherwise they can be found aiding the sylphs themselves-- anything from weaving to mischief-making.
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Generally harmless until provoked by encroaching upon their obscure ruleset, the reachmen and reachwomen are usually an interesting -- if not unsettling -- encounter.
Populated By:
Smaller races; hrothgar and roes are unsuited for the higher bowers of the Shroud, but if they prove themselves they are welcome
Grey morals; the law of Men hold little sway over the law of the green. Reachpeople will hunt those doused in woodsin no matter whom or what they hold allegiance to.
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Tribal slice-of-life; what the twelveswood gives, they take. There is rarely a need for visiting outposts or cities, and Reachpeople are not loved by civilized society.
GOALS
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Do not harm the forest, and do not kill wastefully.
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Aid those who need it, but remain hidden from all others.
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Cut down both Man and Beast that slices too deep.
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Cut down both Man and Beast that hunts too much.
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Above all things, protect the Balance.
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