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Glaswegia is an ice world, one whose surface is mostly obscured by an ever-shifting haze of snow, ice, and fog. Its temperatures are far below freezing, and the locals huddle in deep fur coats to keep from freezing. Despite the inhospitable climate, Glaswegia has still managed to become a thriving center for Scottish culture. Its inhabitants are fiercely proud of their homeland, and their traditions and customs, which include the wearing of tartan kilts and the ubiquitous call of, "Where ya!" The locals also love their bagpipes, and the air is often filled with the sound of the instrument. Unfortunately, life on Glaswegia is not all bagpipes and kilts; the environment is rough and often dangerous. The crime rates are sky high, and the streets are constantly filled with evidence of random stabbings, riots and other dark events. Despite its grim environment, Glaswegia is still a welcoming home with all its Scottish culture, and a unique place to call home.
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Endemic species
Glessian
The Glessian species is a hardy and resilient species native to the harsh environment of Glaswegia. In the face of the frigid temperatures and dangerous environment, the Glessians have adapted to survive and thrive. They stand an average of four feet in height, and possess with stocky and muscular build, covered in a layer of shaggy white fur. They are blessed with low body fat and high metabolic rates, allowing them to survive even the coldest of temperatures with relative ease. Despite their diminutive size, they are powerful warriors, and have mastered the techniques of fighting with their sharp claws and white fangs. They have a natural affinity for bagpipes, and throughout their history, have created some of the most beautiful and intricate music that can be found on Glaswegia. Although their culture is often overshadowed by violence and crime, the Glessians remain dedicated to their pride, loyalty and traditions, making them an integral part of Glaswegia’s culture.
