Meadow folk (or Thyrtan) are a subrace of humans in Pillars of Eternity and Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire.
Origin and prevalence[]
Thyrtan (THEER-tan "fair," Aedyran), commonly known as meadow folk, originally come from the far North and migrated south over thousands of years.[1] They have traditionally lived at the edge of Sceltrfolc lands, working the open plains. They are the most common human sub-race in Aedyr, Dyrwood, and Readceras. They can also be found in small numbers in the Vailian Republics.[2]
Appearance and culture[]
Meadow folk are comparable to the real-world "white" Caucasians of European descent. They have fair to light tan skin and a variety of hair and eye colors.
Aedyran Meadow folk are culturally indistinguishable from Aedyran Wood elfs (Sceltrfolc).
From the Pillars of Eternity Guidebook: Volume One:
- Features: Thinner, more pointed noses. Thin lips. Rectangular or oval face shapes. Round, almond, or prominent eyes. Deep-set eyes and moderately strong brows.
- Skin: Fair to light tan.
- Hair: Blond, red, brown, or black. Texture is straight, wavy, or curly.
- Eyes: Blue, green, hazel, gray, violet, or brown.
In-game description[]
Gameplay[]
Meadow humans are one of the playable races. Unlike other subraces, they do not have a racial ability unique only to them, and instead share the same bonus as the other folk sub-races.
Notable characters[]
In Pillars of Eternity[]
In Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire[]
Gallery[]
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Female meadow human portraits -
Male meadow human portraits -
Meadow humans from the Aedyr Empire
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Meadow humans from the Dyrwood
References
- ↑ Spring.me post by Josh Sawyer
- ↑ Pillars of Eternity, Game Manual
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