Outlanders

"'They do not belong here'"~House of Blades.""

The Outlanders are a race of humanoids that live on Oreville Prime. They live within Villages, where they carry out their lives as self-sufficient tradesmen. They are well known for their craftsmanship, as well as their successful mercantile skills. They continue to survive all across the ruined wastelands of Oreville Prime, living as they always have. It is said that they descend from the Outsiders, as they share a resemblance to them. They appear to predate the Houses.

In Oreville Prime
The Outlanders lived alongside the Orevillians, though they were often discriminated against. They travelled in small groups and resided in small farming villages. After the Whirlwind, they were often seen as easy targets by Raiders and attacks from the Lingering Dead. The Outlanders are peaceful, and will not retaliate if attacked in any form. They often work with the House of Crimson, who often uses their services in House Projects. The House of Blades currently discriminates against the Outlanders, and are actively hostile to them.

In the Town of Oreville
It seems that the reach of the Outsiders' settlements was much larger than previously thought, as there are a similar species of Outlanders to the ones found on Oreville Prime. The Outlanders on this planet are much more diverse. It seems that they have divided into multiple tribes and townships, each with their own system of government and culture. Villages in the northern woodlands are capable of metallurgy, where Savanna Villages are more imperial. It is said that these separate tribes would hold meetings and discuss political affairs, known as the Emerald League. Though these Outlanders are mostly peaceful, the emergence of Orevillians on their lands provoked many to break away from Villages - creating the True Order.

Many Outlanders that have been cured from The Affliction have formed into what is known as the House of Exiles.

The House of Commerce is made up of an entire tribe known as the Termini, and are referred to as Landsmen by the Kell of Commerce.