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The Race of '''Mhuns''' hail from the depths of [[Moghedu]], where they made their home many years ago.
The '''Mhun''' race hails from the depths of [[Moghedu]], their home made many years ago. They are an offshoot of the [[human]] race, originating from [[Ceylon]] where a terrible plaque had ravaged. Many left their home, wandering into the [[Mhojave Desert]] where they stayed for a year, hoping to purge the remnants of the sickness. The survivors made their way into the southern part of the desert when they came across what we now know as Moghedu - a vast series of caves and caverns. As generations passed, the people evolved. The once soft, supple skin of these humans turned hard and leathery from the harsh conditions of the desert and their underground dwelling; and so the race of Mhun came into being.
 
They are an offshoot of the [[human]] race, originating from [[Ceylon]]. A terrible plaque ravaged the Ceylonese people. Many left their home, wondering into the [[Mhojave Desert]] where they stayed for a year, hoping to purge the remnants of the sickness.  
 
The survivors made their way into the southern part of the desert, when they came across what we now know as Moghedu - a vast series of caves and caverns.
 
As time and generations went on, the people evolved. The once soft, supple skin of these humans turned hard and leathery from the harsh conditions of the desert and underground dwelling; and so the race of Mhuns came into being.


The race is now known for their love of mining and loyalty to each other and their leader, [[Great Mhunna|The Great Mhunna]].  
The race is now known for their love of mining and loyalty to each other and their leader, [[Great Mhunna|The Great Mhunna]].  

Revision as of 17:08, 8 October 2007

The Mhun race hails from the depths of Moghedu, their home made many years ago. They are an offshoot of the human race, originating from Ceylon where a terrible plaque had ravaged. Many left their home, wandering into the Mhojave Desert where they stayed for a year, hoping to purge the remnants of the sickness. The survivors made their way into the southern part of the desert when they came across what we now know as Moghedu - a vast series of caves and caverns. As generations passed, the people evolved. The once soft, supple skin of these humans turned hard and leathery from the harsh conditions of the desert and their underground dwelling; and so the race of Mhun came into being.

The race is now known for their love of mining and loyalty to each other and their leader, The Great Mhunna.

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