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The [[:category:Wild Child (Sebua)|wild chidren]] of [[Sebua]] speak their own [[language]] referred to as Wildspeak by the [[Pharazian]] nomads that travel through the land. Wildspeak is only a spoken language, to which it seems to resemble a blending of [[animal]] sounds to those whom hear it.<ref name="RLCS 3E p. 151">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 151</ref><ref name=rlphb170>[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.170</ref> | The [[:category:Wild Child (Sebua)|wild chidren]] of [[Sebua]] speak their own [[language]] referred to as [[Wildspeak]] by the [[Pharazian]] nomads that travel through the land. Wildspeak is only a spoken language, to which it seems to resemble a blending of [[animal]] sounds to those whom hear it.<ref name="RLCS 3E p. 151">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 151</ref><ref name=rlphb170>[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.170</ref> | ||
==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
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The main human inhabitants of Sebua are its wild children. They seem to be unaging. They mostly dwell around Anhalla[1] They are the descendants of the pharaoh of the Black Land. As such, spiritually enlightening them is the only way to break Moosha's curse.[2] However, known clues speak to their origins.[3][4] The wild children live at a Stone Age (CL 1) culture level.
Society
The wild children dwell mostly dwell within Anhalla, where they live in a cooperative society necessitated for survival. They have no formal government but solve disputes by voting in a manner resembling an informal direct democracy. They are shy and avoidant around foreigners and the threats of Sebua, but they can demonstrate fierce bravery when provoked.[3][4]
Language
The wild chidren of Sebua speak their own language referred to as Wildspeak by the Pharazian nomads that travel through the land. Wildspeak is only a spoken language, to which it seems to resemble a blending of animal sounds to those whom hear it.[3][4]
Religion
The Sebuan wild children do not recognize any deities save for the general desert itself, which they see through the general lens of a stern and punitive mother figure. Though there are no organized religions in this domain, druids and rangers are among the recommended character classes for Sebuan player characters,[3][4] 
suggesting that the Sebuan wild children's belief in nature may grant divine powers to some of their number.
References
- ↑ Children of the Night: Vampires p.30-31
- ↑ Children of the Night: Vampires p.34
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Ravenloft Third Edition p. 151
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.170
