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[[File:Mundari Female 01.jpg|center|frameless|Drawing of a Mundari female.]] {{Center|Drawing of a Mundari female.}}
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[[Khamria]]
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Introduction:
The '''Mundari''' are a race of giants native to [[Khamria]]. They live in small bands in the mountains of the [[Barerte Waste]] and hold most of that subregion. Their political body is the Order of Servants.
Etymology:
The name Mundari comes from early settlers hearing what the Mundari call themselves, ''il-mundanyuri'', which means "mountain people". The name of [[Khamria]] comes from ''Ḫamriya'', the Mundari word for soil or earth.
Origin and Nature:
The Mundari were created by [[Kúsi]], the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of talus, loess, and strata, during the [[Age of Ascendance]]. They are giants and have long lifespans.
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Biology and Physical Traits:
Mundari stand 8–10 ft (245–315 cm) tall. Most have a single eye. Some have two.
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The Mundari are a tribal people who live in small bands and are fiercely territorial. They are governed as a loose theocracy, the Order of Servants. Two-eyed Mundari are regarded as too human and are often expelled.
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The religion of the Mundari holds that humans are a pestilence on the land.
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Relations with Other Races:
Contact with the Arânzeni was violent from the start, when they crossed the [[Bogh Mountains]] into the Barerte Waste in 300 ME. The Mundari are in conflict with the [[Arânzeni]], both those of the [[Arânzeni Confederation]] and the tribes of the Barerte Waste, and defend their territory against them.
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