Nimarina

The Nímarína were once a large nomadic nation that wandered the steppes and grasslands to the south of the Great Central Lakes. Though the people have long since died off or joined other cultures, their legacy lives on primarily in their language. However, in the recent years a growing group of people have banded together, adopting the culture of the Nímarína in the most appropriate way: through storytelling. The Nímarína were known for their fantastic tails and grande epics, so much so that any great mythology told in the Yolíja is often called part of The Nímarína Mythos, a grand collection.