Human (Cerilia), Anurien (Knight) [1061]

Climat/Terrain	3
Organisation
Fréquence
Diète
Cycle d'activité
Intelligence	-
Trésor	L, M
Alignement	Any Lawful
Nombres	1-20
Classe d'armure	2 or 4
Mouvement	Au sol : Vol : - Classe de vol : Nage : Enfouissement : Web :
Dés de vie	2+
Thac0	19 or less
Nbre d'attaques
Dommage / attaques
Attaques spéciales
Défenses spéciales
Résistance à la magie
Taille	-
Morale	13-14 - Elite
Valeur en XP	Varies

Commentaires : This is a short guide to the humans of Cerilia, home of the Birthright setting. As characters from this setting venture forth, they might be encountered nearly anywhere, particularly if interworld gates or far-ranging spelljamming is common. Nearly all of the general types of humans listed in the Human entry exist in Cerilia.

Combat : These people are native to the southwest portion of Cerilia. The ancient Anuireans were a fair-skinned, red-haired people, but they have mixed with the other Cerilians over the centuries, so that blond, brunette, and black-haired Anuireans are at least as common as the original stock. Their culture is semifeudal and based on a class of free farmers and craftsmen. Local rulers are usually titled nobles. The Anuireans respect nobility and look to their leaders to protect them from the barbarians and savages who surround the states of the old Anuirean Empire. Wizards are in general mistrusted, though one in the service of a noble is tolerated. Bards enjoy the role of herald and lore-keeper, and are welcomed and well-respected. A lively rural tradition includes robber barons and infamous outlaws. Commoners identify strongly with their lords, and the dealing and alliances of the noble families are topics of continuous discussion throughout Anuirean lands. While the squabbling feuds of petty lords prevent a return to Anuirea’s lost imperial greatness, their armoes of mounted knights, well supported by men-at-arms and court mages, are difficult to beat. A typical Anuirean field force has 25-40% knights, 30-50% professional infantry (mostly pike- or spear-armed, though up to half might have longbows), and 25-40% feudal levy infantry, Both paladins and rangers might be found in such a force, though not in particularly great numbers.