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Brownies are small humanoids ranging from 1.5 to 2 feet tall. Some believe them to be distant relatives of Halflings and Pixies, while others trace them to a direct branch from ancient fey. They are shy and reclusive though quite helpful to those they deem worthy and trust. The original Brownie settlements were on [[Daraghan]], the largest of the [[Serpent Isles]]. The island itself is somewhat of a mystery and ancient texts refer to this island as a place where the barriers that separate the planes are thinner than on other places. Daraghan is also a place of great natural beauty with lush groves and sparkling waterfalls.<br /> | |||
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In the late 1300s, the Brownie lands of Daraghan were trampled. Some tellings lay the blame at the feet of Bloodstone's troops, while others blame careless adventurers hunting for treasure, but they all speak of metal and fire. The Brownies, unable to resist, fled to new areas across [[Layonara]]. While a few determined individuals have taken to adventuring to find a secure new homeland or a way to regain what was once their lands, most have formed small communities, keeping to the wooded areas. | In the late 1300s, the Brownie lands of Daraghan were trampled. Some tellings lay the blame at the feet of Bloodstone's troops, while others blame careless adventurers hunting for treasure, but they all speak of metal and fire. The Brownies, unable to resist, fled to new areas across [[Layonara]]. While a few determined individuals have taken to adventuring to find a secure new homeland or a way to regain what was once their lands, most have formed small communities, keeping to the wooded areas. | ||