The Golden Plain

The Golden Plain, the largest nation in the Amriaños, is the home to the largest number of Yoonda herds in Itaedia, with the Afrik Isle as a close Second.

Early History
For eons, the Yoonda were at war with the Nygari, who now reside largely in Hc'rltopotl. During that time, the Buffalo herds were each sovreign from the other, and frequently clashed in an effort to protect their lands from all other herds, Yoonda or Nygari. In the 3rd Century, however, the Nygari were completely wiped out from the Golden Plains. Soon after, the Yoonda were driven from Hc'rltopotl, and the stretch of desert in between the two lands is now known as the Desert Watered With Tears. Though found to be on fairly cordial terms outside of the Amriaños, within them the two species are

The Desert Watered With Tears
The stretch of land that shelters Haavermark from the wild waters of the Wide Breech,

Shamans
While it is not uncommon for there to be human or skridae shaman, about 95% of them are Yoonda, and those that are not are either at least half Yoonda, or lead non-Yoonda herds.

Yoonda Hoonnnns
Also known as hunkerdowns, the hooonnns of the Buffallo herds in the Plain are roughly twenty in number, with seventeen permanent settlements.

Colonial Cities
With Six Colonial Cities dotting the northerrnmost coast, you would think that there were some plans in place by the leaders of the Imperial Realm or the Kingdoms adjacent to try and expand their power into the fertile lands of the Plain. Not so; the colonial cities, though on good terms with the native tribes, long deemed it safer and simpler to be isolated as much as possible from the thundering Herds and the vicious dust devils and crop mites.

The Roarering
Running straight through the Golden Plains, the Roarering is sacred to the Yoonda tribes of the Golden Plain, and they have a long history of respectful trade and alliance with the skridae of that river.

Creatures of the Country
While herds of rocsheep, fincow, and grazelings were imported by settlers, they have yet to overtake the local animal population. Creatures of the Golden Plains tend to be big and hardy, and