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	# The Eagle-Owl Hunters: The members of this unique society are proud, sturdy men and women. They are childless, devoting their lives entirely to their craft and their avian partners. Their mounts are swift, and their movements are untethered from the needs of young children or slow herds, allowing them to rove the old paths of the plains year-round. They are truly formidable, to say the least.		# The Eagle-Owl Hunters: The members of this unique society are proud, sturdy men and women. They are childless, devoting their lives entirely to their craft and their avian partners. Their mounts are swift, and their movements are untethered from the needs of young children or slow herds, allowing them to rove the old paths of the plains year-round. They are truly formidable, to say the least.
	# Scallion Pancakes: The best bread I've ever eaten was a scallion pancake. It was savory, flaky, and fried. The Mhoragians have a special name for this festival treat. It is called Shusluun Talh (Plains Stone Bread). The best place to make it is here near the well, where large, smooth stones encircle the space. These sites are the only permanent feature left after the gers are packed up. Beneath those stones are ancient, fire-blackened basins where the pancakes are roasted over hot coals. The Mhoragians use the same method at these established well sites all across the plains.		# Scallion Pancakes: The best bread I've ever eaten was a scallion pancake. It was savory, flaky, and fried. The Mhoragians have a special name for this festival treat. It is called Shusluun Talh (Plains Stone Bread). The best place to make it is here near the well, where large, smooth stones encircle the space. These sites are the only permanent feature left after the gers are packed up. Beneath those stones are ancient, fire-blackened basins where the pancakes are roasted over hot coals. The Mhoragians use the same method at these established well sites all across the plains.
	# Crunchy Vegetable Dish: A delicious, highly seasoned mix of plains vegetables, served cold. I must find out the proper Mhoragian name for this side dish. ~~(need a name for this)~~		# Crunchy Vegetable Dish: A delicious, highly seasoned mix of plains vegetables, served cold. I must find out the proper Mhoragian name for this side dish.
	# Savory Porridge: This autumnal porridge is a staple designed for warmth. The porridge is generally white, though chives and scallions are added for flavor and color when available. The halflings call it punng, the word sitting in the back of their throat. It is made from a reddish plains grass harvested in the fall, which is when it is sweetest. The grain is stored in airy sacks (reminiscent of cheesecloth) to dry. The grain is then ground at night and added to rich, meaty broth, often flavored with xatmak. The importance of punng is so great to Mhoragian society that they call the grass itself seteg-punng, which translates literally to "punng flower."		# Savory Porridge: This autumnal porridge is a staple designed for warmth. The porridge is generally white, though chives and scallions are added for flavor and color when available. The halflings call it punng, the word sitting in the back of their throat. It is made from a reddish plains grass harvested in the fall, which is when it is sweetest. The grain is stored in airy sacks (reminiscent of cheesecloth) to dry. The grain is then ground at night and added to rich, meaty broth, often flavored with xatmak. The importance of punng is so great to Mhoragian society that they call the grass itself seteg-punng, which translates literally to "punng flower."
	# Communal Storehouse Ger: This is a vital permanent structure along the clan migration routes. It serves as a shared hub for families to exchange seasonal gear, storing light bedding and clothing while retrieving heavier, cold weather items. The interior is divided into marked stalls, indicating individual family ownership of the stored items.		# Communal Storehouse Ger: This is a vital permanent structure along the clan migration routes. It serves as a shared hub for families to exchange seasonal gear, storing light bedding and clothing while retrieving heavier, cold weather items. The interior is divided into marked stalls, indicating individual family ownership of the stored items.

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