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The Boiyende tend to be taller than the average human. Males typically range from 5'9" to 6'0" in height, while females are slightly shorter, generally ranging from 5'6" to 5'10". Their builds, in both sexes, are generally sturdy and broad-shouldered.
The Boiyende tend to be taller than the average human. Males typically range from 5'9" to 6'0" in height, while females are slightly shorter, generally ranging from 5'6" to 5'10". Their builds, in both sexes, are generally sturdy and broad-shouldered.
|Abilities and Osia=Like other humans, the Boiyende possess no innate Osia powers. However, their proximity to the Ascendant Spirits [[Mavai]], [[Tahami]], and [[Jirna]], who all live in Balúrail, gives them an advantage should they seek to learn the domains associated with these spirits.
|Abilities and Osia=Like other humans, the Boiyende possess no innate Osia powers. However, their proximity to the Ascendant Spirits [[Mavai]], [[Tahami]], and [[Sitaivu]], who all live in Balúrail, gives them an advantage should they seek to learn the domains associated with these spirits.
|Culture and Society==== Governance  ===
|Culture and Society==== Governance  ===
The Boiyende have a distinctive governing structure. Almost all of Balúrail is controlled by the League of Balúrail, which is in turn controlled by a secret society known as the [[Society of Truth]]. Membership in and induction into the Society are closely guarded secrets, and the Society governs through edicts issued by figureheads placed at all levels of government. The identities of its members are not publicly known, though they are thought to be prominent figures drawn from both the merchant and political classes. None of the Society's members are believed to engage directly in politics, and a clear separation is maintained between the public figureheads and the members of the Society themselves.
The Boiyende have a distinctive governing structure. Almost all of Balúrail is controlled by the League of Balúrail, which is in turn controlled by a secret society known as the [[Society of Truth]]. Membership in and induction into the Society are closely guarded secrets, and the Society governs through edicts issued by figureheads placed at all levels of government. The identities of its members are not publicly known, though they are thought to be prominent figures drawn from both the merchant and political classes. None of the Society's members are believed to engage directly in politics, and a clear separation is maintained between the public figureheads and the members of the Society themselves.