WORLDBUILDING
OVERVIEW
HISTORY
NATURAL LAWS
MYTHOS
Iirarii: (Deity) Creator of all things.
Iirarii's Core: (Deity) Heart of Iirarii.
Ara: (Deity) Son of Iirarii's core.
Iirii: (Deity) Daughter of Iirarii's Core.
Magaii: (Deities) Divine servants from Iirarii's core.
Otarii: (Deities) Children of Ara & Iirii; Guardians over the heart & body | Guides over spirit & Mind.
Otii: (Deities) The firstborn children of the Otarii.
Araii: (Deities) Divine servants from Ara's flames to serve the Otarii.
Mavii: (Deities) The Magaii who fell into the void.
Varaii: (Deities) The Araii corrupted by the Mavii.
Origin Chronicles: The Origin of the Universe in which the world of Rahar exists.
MAGIC SYSTEM
Hant: The magic of Rahar; the natural traits, skills, talents or abilities which one is born with.
Hantii: The individual wielder of a specific Hant.
OTHER
SOCIETY
COUNTRIES
SETTLEMENTS
ECOLOGY
Iiru: (Species) The general term for the wide variety of sapient animal-like races of the world.
Mistel: (Ethnicity)
Raglouvar: (Ethnicity)
Rine: (Ethnicity)
Risk: (Ethnicity) A semi-nomadic, standard size, terrestrial race of Iiru native to the region of Viirata, also known as the Sunsland Desert. Worshippers of the Sun (Viir) & Moon (Miir). Identifiable by their dusty brown pelts, long striped tails, large ears, & reserved demeanor.
ORGANIZATIONS
POLITICS
RELIGIONS
LANGUAGES
OTHER
NUMBER SYSTEM
HAND COUNTING
Many of the inhabitants of Rahar have their own variations of written number systems. Hand counting has come about as a more universal way to communicate numbers between inhabitants. Due to the the stage of technological development, most societies rarely deal in any numbers in the double digits, and even less likely in the triple digits; thus hand counting can only reach 110 using both hands.
The inhabitants have five fingers, and use base 10 because of the ease to represent up to 100 with their hands. The back of the hand is only represented by tick marks (the rest of the hand grayed out here.) The palm is represented by the circle under the tick marks. Using one's hands to indicate a number to someone else, one must face their own hands towards the other person. Left and right are still according to the one displaying the number, and must be read backwards from what they would read on their own hands.
