Artist Guidelines

Animals by rarity: 

 

 Eastern red-backed salamander [Common] 

 Eastern cotton tail (Rabbit) [Common] 

 Northern cardinal (Bird) [Uncommon] 

 White tailed deer [Rare] 

 Eastern fence lizards [Very rare, almost only the royal family] 

 

 Is the culture based on or inspired by existing cultures or concepts? 

 

 No. 

 

 General Style of Clothing: 

 

 Short, light clothing 

 often expose their stomachs or arms, but prefer to keep their entire legs covered 

 same colors as decorations usually, dark green and brownish-red 

 

 Coloring Scheme 

 

 prefer darker shades of green or browns 

 use (brownish-)red for contrast, used less than green 

 

 General Design of Classes: 

 

 Fighters and Healers prefer the lighter clothing common to their people 

 But healers usually wear lighter green colors, and prefer to have their faces covered 

 Rangers cover their entire bodies to blend in with the environment 

 

 Preferred classes (sorted by rarity): 

 

 Rangers [Common] 

 Healers [Slightly uncommon] 

 Fighters [Uncommon] 

 Mages [None] 

 

 Style of Architecture: 

 

 Prefer to build wide, not tall 

 Their older buildings used to be very stylistic, but they started to build with a more utilitarian style 

 Prefer to incorporate the surroundings instead of changing it to suit the buildings 

 Usually build in the shadows of large objects like big trees or cliffs 

 Building hidden from sight because of smaller bushes and similar flora 

 Buildings use dark wood preferably, and sometimes stone if its available 

 Decoration use dark green and brownish-red 

 

 Main Biome (Biome that makes up the majority of their territory): 

 

 Enormous trees 

 thick bushes, often thorned 

 predominantly larger flora, and often vines ranking around buildings, trees or cliffs 

 often foggy, lots of moss 

 

 Naming Conventions: 

 

 The name of their faction is "Republic of the Undergrowth" 

 They call themselves the "Shaded People" 

 Names of places usually either reference Shadows or the Undergrowth