Braxians

Braxian people

Total population
N/A
Regions with significant populations
Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union	5,109,836
Languages
TBA
Religion
Braxian Religion

A portrait of a Braxian male.

The Braxian people are a unique race of Gamesman which since time immemorial has inhabited the vast cavern system that extends outwards from beneath the waters of Lake Norton.

Keeper of the Arterial Realm

Though the primary entrance to the Corumian Underground is found beneath the waters of Lake Norton, secret access ways to the region can be found across the countryside, in hidden places such as the hollowed-out base of an ancient and overgrown Uso-Oname.

The Braxian people who comprise the nation of The Corumian Underground are governed by a monarch whose power and influence are derived from access to the secrets of the Arterial realm, which according to ancient Braxian beliefs is a world that exists far beneath the Micrasian surface, in a tremendous void which surrounds the planet's core. An entire world in and of itself, the Arterial Realm - according to Braxian tradition - can only be accessed via a specific network of caverns known only to a handful of people, among them the ruler of the Corumian Underground. According to tradition, only a few have traveled the Arterial Realm, and none have returned without first earning the favor of the Titans who abide there.

Braxians in Pop-Culture

A movie poster for Hans Bakovic's thriller, Lakeside..

The Braxian people have, in the period since the annexation by Passio-Corum of Lake Norton, attained a level of pop-cultural significance around the world. Most notably, Braxian characters played a leading role as antagonists in the 1657 AN movie by acclaimed Caputian director, Hans Bakovic, entitled Lakeside.