Heritage Group Telrakan Species Human
Environments Telrak Race Jalani
Merochas
Belaquin Heritage IP Cost 7
Malyk
Inherent Attributes
Physique 2 Coordination 2 Intellect 2 Charisma 2
Aura 2 Insight 0 Faith 2 (Jalani Pantheon)

Background Aspects
Inherent Aspects Recommended Aspects
Fortune 2 Adversary
Superstition (Undead) 2 Strong Stomach

Development
Inherent Skills Recommended Skills
Telrak Lore 5 Animal Handling: Sheep or Cattle
Language: Telrakan 5  Craft: Farming
(select one Recommended Skill at Rank 3) Wilderness 
Profile Restrictions

Physical Traits
Frame Appearance
Frame Modifier (M) +2 Telrakans have typical Jalani features: bronze to olive complexions, black hair, and brown or hazel eyes. Jalani are noted for their prominent noses, ranging from impressive to simply huge.
Frame Modifier (F) +1
Height
Variation Low
Average (M) 6
Min/Max (M) 5/7 Resilience
Average (F) 5
Min/Max (F) 4/6
Somatype
Variation Average
Average (M) 5
Min/Max 3/8 Age
Average (F) 4 Child 12
Min/Max 2/7 Adolescent 20
Young 30
Adult 45
Old 60
Elderly 80
Gender Ratio Venerable 100+
Male 48%
Female 52% Average Lifespan 60 years

Cultural Features
Principle Environment Warm Temperate Adaptation Average
Dominance Orientation Balanced
Telrakans are the dominant group in Telrak.  They are non-dominant in Merochas, Belaquin, and Malyk. Aspects Preservation
Tradition
Telrakans are notoriously fractious, but typically have strong extended family bonds.  Telrakan communities often consist of only one or two extended family clans, and where two or more families have combined to form a community, there is significant inter-marriage between the families.
Language South Jalani
Language Family Jalani
Dialect Telrakan
Related Dialects Merochasan
Custom and Lifestyle Status and Family
Symbols and Arts Clothing and Decoration
Telrakan garb varies, but a typical farmer dresses in a linen jerkin and trousers, low boots or sandals, a wide-brimmed hat, and possibly a light wool cloak or robe in cool or wet weather.  Telrakan women typically wear linen blouses and skirts, sandals, and wide-brimmed hats or head scarves.

Wealthy Telrakans ape Belaquini, Malyki, or Merochasan styles and forms.  Current trends favor Belaquini styles through most of Telrak, although the northern and southern border areas invariably favor Malyki or Merochasan fashions, respectively.  

Telrakans who reside in neighboring lands often adopt the clothing styles of those lands permanently.

There are a few distinctively Telrakan clothing styles, but these are typically confined to laboring-class attire.  These styles can also be found among laboring-class Telrakans residing in neighboring lands, especially for semi-formal attire worn at feasts or weddings.
Religion and Magic Historical Notes
Telrakans favor the deities Natup and Daedo.