Thazvaaris (Homo gebansis thazvaarensis)

Alias: None
Origin: Thazvaar (coastal & inland regions)

The Thazvaaris are the native people of Thazvaar, famed for naval supremacy and advanced infrastructure under the Thazvaari Dominion, which once rivaled the Geban Empire. They built rail systems across mountains, jungles, and deserts, efficient shipyards, and data networks spanning black zones. Their support of Northeastern Frost Sentinels prompted imperial intervention, culminating in the Dominion’s defeat and annexation after Emperor Venar’Tal executed their king. Coastal Thazvaaris assimilated into the Empire, while inland unrest persisted. Their maritime legacy endures in Geba’s naval strategies.

Terrain

Inhabit Thazvaar’s coastal regions, deserts, and major trade routes, utilizing flora such as Saltstem and Waterhold. Absent from high-altitude peaks and dense forests.

Lifespan

Live 30–200 years, reaching maturity at 11–15 years.

Height

Mature Thazvaaris stand 1.4–1.9 m tall and weigh 60–90 kg, with lean builds suited to navigation and desert survival. Juveniles are proportionally smaller.

Uses

• Cultural Significance: Celebrated for naval innovation and mercantile prowess; symbolize Thazvaar’s resilience despite conquest.
• Guidance: Engage respectfully; avoid comparing them to Yuvaaris. Leverage their trade and navigation expertise, and be mindful of potential pirate affiliations stemming from their maritime history.

Notes

Documented during the Era of Early Dominion (~6,000–3,500 YBM), the Thazvaaris led the Thazvaari Dominion until its fall in the Era of Imperial Conquest (~3,500 YBM). Their rail and naval advancements shaped Geba’s military and economy. Extant and influential, they remain central to Thazvaar’s cultural and economic identity.