From publisher blurb:
Six Lineages
Zali. Hailing from the marshlands but found all over, zali lieshyn are a nomadic folk who are sensitive to the realms of dreams and the Slumber. They often adopt a grim aesthetic, but recognize that death is just a life celebrated, and go where whim and fate seem to steer them.
Ulusa. Hailing from sunny valleys and dense forests, ulusa lieshyn have long established themselves as keepers of their home territory and the lands surrounding it. Over generations, they have cultivated a strong sense of family and community, and it's rare that new information (or gossip) stays in place for long.
Baobada. Guardians of the scrublands, baobada lieshyn have a strong culture of resilience and regard for life, treating those dear to them with the utmost care. Their ability to withstand what life throws at them often gives rise to making the most of life as it’s given to them, and their celebrations are open to all who wish to participate.
Ceralo. Thoughtful and observant, ceralo lieshyn settle wherever the seasons' changing are at their most stark. Being surrounded by the shifting tides of nature have fostered a culture of reflection and dedication to the arts.
Yucoaco. As strong of principle as they are in body, yucoaco lieshyn call the coasts their home. They channel the life-giving grace and ferocity of the sea into their everyday lives, striving for achievement (and occasionally, competition) in all they do.
Tsuloh. Originally from the often severe northern mountains, tsuloh lieshyn know all too well how nature can take as quickly as it gives, and have generations of medicinal arts to show for it. Those who travel often bring that expertise with them, and their reputation as thorough, if intense, healers precedes them.