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|Image=[[File:Galih Male.jpg|alt=|center|frameless|A Galih Male]] | |Image=[[File:Galih Male.jpg|alt=|center|frameless|A Galih Male]] | ||
|Plural=Galihi | |Plural=Galihi | ||
|Spirit Origin=Setha | |||
|Classification=Human | |Classification=Human | ||
|Homeland=Zanarak | |Homeland=Zanarak | ||
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{{Races Sections | {{Races Sections | ||
|Introduction='''The Galihi''' are a nomadic people of the [[Zanarak]] Desert, known for their mastery of alchemy, illusions, and survival in the ever-changing dunes. With floating skiff caravans and terrarium-based oases, they navigate the desert’s challenges, guided by spiritual wisdom and ancient knowledge of nascent spirits. | |Introduction='''The Galihi''' are a nomadic people of the [[Zanarak]] Desert, known for their mastery of alchemy, illusions, and survival in the ever-changing dunes. With floating skiff caravans and terrarium-based oases, they navigate the desert’s challenges, guided by spiritual wisdom and ancient knowledge of nascent spirits. | ||
|Biology and Physical Traits= | |Biology and Physical Traits=Their caravans are mobile cities, and each member of society plays a crucial role. | ||
|Culture and Society= | |Culture and Society={{See also|Culture and society of the Galihi}} | ||
|Origins and Nature=The Galih trace their lineage to [[Sethis]], the [[Ancestral Spirit]] of Mirages, who was born from the merging of [[Arenam]], the Spirit of Sand and Glass, and [[Veyatha]], the [[Primordial Spirit]] of Illusion. As children of mirages, they embody motion, perception, and the wisdom of shifting truths. The Galih emerged as masters of adaptation, evolving to survive in the harsh desert landscape. | |Origins and Nature=The Galih trace their lineage to [[Sethis]], the [[Ancestral Spirit]] of Mirages, who was born from the merging of [[Arenam]], the Spirit of Sand and Glass, and [[Veyatha]], the [[Primordial Spirit]] of Illusion. As children of mirages, they embody motion, perception, and the wisdom of shifting truths. The Galih emerged as masters of adaptation, evolving to survive in the harsh desert landscape. | ||