Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-46371025-20200717013047

So, I posted this on Imperial library and the liberals took issue with the word "gypsy." When I linked them this sites article on Coyle they banned me. Because this post was meant to be entirely adherant to lore, I did not elaborate on the gypsies beyond posting that they existed and were called gypsies. Anyway, I made this list and I wanted them to check it for lore consistency.

If you are the sort who likes deep lore, I have gone out of my way to dig up the deep dirt on Tamriel's human population and it's actually a lot more diverse than you think. What follows contains very little head canon, and all of these groups have been mentioned in canonized sources and therefore can be assumed to exist in game. Remember that this is just how things look on my side of the Dragon Breach. If you do not like how I have described these groups please do not bother me about it. If you find how I have described one of these groups offensive, I don't care. Akaviri: Asians. According to developer "Slateman" they survived the Tsaesci holocaust thanks to the intervention of Tosh Raka. If the more lore friendly items in the Creation Club are taken as canon, Akaviri humans are not entirely unknown in Tamriel by the fourth era and can be created without the excuse of a Dragon Breach in Skyrim. Kreath: One of the proto Imperial groups, the men of Kreath are somewhat Germanic, being a mix of both Nordic and Imperial stock. Nords: Baltic/Viking kingdoms. Barbarians: WIld Nords. Breton: Daggerfall (England), Camlorn (Wales), Glenumbra (France), Rivenspire (Scotland)  Stormhaven (Ireland.) Some here still practice an ancient form of magic known as  Galenic Druidism. Languages spoke in High Rock include Cryodilic Standard, Glenumbrian, and various  Galenic tribal dialects. Rihadi: The Men of Rihad are a Pre Imperial group native to Hammerfell. They resemble Arabs and were absorbed into the Redguard. Yokudans: The people of Yokuda had an African like culture. The groups that populated this land make up the modern Ethnicities of the Redguard peoples. Wrothgarians: Also called the Forsworn or Reachmen. Their shamans are called Druadach, and practice a twisted form of Galenic Druidism. they resemble Slavs and in some cases Celts. Nibenians: Natives of the Nibenay Basin and more generally Eastern Tamriel. They somewhat resemble Native Americans, making use of warpaint and other more tribal elements of pre-Imperial culture. Bravilian: The Bravil region is a multicultural melting pot that vaguely resembles medieval Spain. Colovians: A Pre Imperial human group with a distinct dialect and architectural style. They resemble Greeks and Romans, even moreso than most Imperials. Cyrodilics: The modern Imperial Citizen is a mix of various ethnic backgrounds and is oft considered a mutt race by the Colovians and Nibenians. For their part, Cyrodilics consider the Colovians to be snobbish and the Nibenians to be primitive. Velothi Nomads: Nibenians of Morrowind near Blacklight. They resemble Eskimos. Rimmenian: These guys call themselves Akaviri but more resemble Persians than Asians. Gypsies: Actually called Gypsies.
 * Lore notes on Ethnicities of Tamriel

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