Brezhon

The Brezhons (Bretons) are the natives to the land of Bro'Roc'h to the northwest of the Continent. Proud, true to their own and especially stubborn, the Brezhons have marked the Continent alongside their Adrinion countrymen since the Unification. Robust on foot and swift on horseback, they specially know a strong proficiency for their signature longbows of which they made the deadliest sharpshooters in all of the Continent.

History
In the days of Gregor Iceveins, the lands of Bro'Roc'h (now Rochebaron) was divided into three kingdoms; Temeriée, Champière and Broëche. Following the Unification led by Gregor, the Brezhons rallied to the Adinisavi (Adrinion) mythical king against their common Normen invader and their kings and nobles embraced his legend and that of the Lady Nivienne of the Lake. The three kingdoms became then incorporated into the Duchy of Rochebaron. The Brezhons are heavily influenced by their traditional Adrinion overlords and the current ruling duke, Roger 'Braveheart'  is of Adrinion lineage since most Brezhon noble families became of the highest ranks in the Kingdom of Brissac and were tied to Adrinion nobles by marriage.

People
The Brezhons know the best known human archers in all of Hessos, and one of its deadliest knight heavy cavalry. As inventors of the longbow, their signature longbowmen have long turned battles into the Brezhon's tides. In fact, the Duchy of Rochebaron was barely unscathed in the Seven Years War. Whilst their liege king Henri IV of Brissac fell to the Imperial grand assault, Duke Roger led the might of the Brezhon people, most of them drafted serfs and peasants, to halt and ravage the Empire's new Normard ally and prevent them from surrounding their Adrinion distant kin.

The Brezhons are a very proud people. Strongly patriotic, they hold great love for their land and their own. Though they're often mocked for their heavy accent, unintelligible dialect and their iron-hard stubbornness seen as ignorance and stupidity. Since their land is poor, many seek adventure and fortune in foreign realms, some in more risky and roguish endeavors.

Notable Characters

 * Tacitus Cornval : The strong lead enforcer of the Polo Gang ;
 * Bertram Guesclay : The infamous Brezhon knight nicknamed "the Black Hound of Roger" after his extraordinary military exploits as the closest military commander under the Duke of Rochebaron in the Seven Years War.