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|Image=[[File:Qerem_Soldier.jpg|center|frameless]] | |Image=[[File:Qerem_Soldier.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
|Plural=Qeremen | |Plural=Qeremen | ||
|Spirit Origin=Arihis | |||
|Homeland=Arezilur | |Homeland=Arezilur | ||
|Average lifespan=120-150 years | |Average lifespan=120-150 years | ||
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|Introduction=The '''Qerem''' are the native inhabitants of [[Arezilur]]. Believed to be the descendants of [[Arihis]], the Spirit of Desert and Sand, the Qerem embody adaptation. | |Introduction=The '''Qerem''' are the native inhabitants of [[Arezilur]]. Believed to be the descendants of [[Arihis]], the Spirit of Desert and Sand, the Qerem embody adaptation. | ||
|Culture and Society={{See also|Culture and Society of the Qerem}} | |Culture and Society={{See also|Culture and Society of the Qerem}} | ||
|Relations with Other Races=* [[Berturracio|Berturracioi]] – Allied in spirit and trade, often exchanging materials and rituals. | |||
|Relations with Other Races=* [[Berturracioi]] – Allied in spirit and trade, often exchanging materials and rituals. | |||
|Abilities and [[Osia]]=The Qerem do not universally practice Osia, but many revere [[Arihis]]’s influence and attune to desert spirits. Their unique perception makes them natural illusionists, and some Qerem navigate through geomantic currents or light-bending mirage fields as a spiritual discipline. | |Abilities and [[Osia]]=The Qerem do not universally practice Osia, but many revere [[Arihis]]’s influence and attune to desert spirits. Their unique perception makes them natural illusionists, and some Qerem navigate through geomantic currents or light-bending mirage fields as a spiritual discipline. | ||
|Origins and Nature=The Qerem are quadrupedal reptilian sophants with adaptations that reflect their desert environment. | |Origins and Nature=The Qerem are quadrupedal reptilian sophants with adaptations that reflect their desert environment. | ||