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- people travel by snowshoes and skis during the
winter. (V: 344)
- horses from Saldaea are smaller? (VI: 212)
- girls in Saldaea are not taught the sword or
war. (IV: 680)
- Saldaeans have a form of martial arts. (IV:
680)
- desc of Saldaean customs - reciting poetry
while hawking, ride hunts, play cittern while discussing how to counter
Trolloc raids, the courting language of lace fans, never draw a knife
unless you mean to use it. (IV: 243)
- Saldaean horsemen are very skilled at riding
horses, can perform intricate tricks and maneuvers. (VI: 372)
- like trying to make a horse dance the sa'sara
(VI: 33)
- like trying to make a horse dance the sa'sara
(VI: 33)
- mad as a hare in spring thaw (VI: 81)
- A general can take care of the living or weep
for the dead, but he cannot do both. (IV: 678)
- A man must know when to retreat from a woman,
but a wise man knows that sometimes he must stand and face her. (VI:
198)
- As forward as a farm girl at harvest. (VI:
585)
- in Saldaea, men do the proposing of marriage.
(IV: 889)
- women younger than a certain age in Saldaea
have to ask their mothers' permission to marry. If they marry without
that permission, their mothers can punish them, and their fathers might
even elect to kill the groom? (VI: 573)
- Saldaeans feel the man should be stronger than
the woman. (VI: 577)
- 15 years ago, there were parts of Saldaea that
had not seen a taxman in five generations, but Tenobia reclaimed them.
(IV: 677)
- Saldaeans feel spying is a wife's, not a
husband's, work. (VI: 583)
- there is a Council of Lords in Saldaea. (IV:
936)
- Zarine is a Saldaean name for a great beauty
who lives a life of ease. (III: 417)
- the eldest Saldaean child of either age
studies accounting and trading to learn to manage the estates one day.
(IV: 680)
- desc of Lord Bashere's title (IV: 678)
- reference to the Broken Crown. (VI: 573)
- attacks of the DO are increasing in Saldaea.
(I: 312)
- frequent Trolloc raids in Saldaea. (IV:
516-517)
- underlieutenant sword-sworn is a Saldaean
military rank. (VI: 565)
- furs and ice peppers from Saldaea are very
valuable. (II: 157)
- fur trading is an important occupation in Saldaea.
(IV: 53) Saldaean products include lumber, ice peppers and furs. (IV: 678)
- sheep are also raised in Saldaea. (IV: 512)
- notches in horses' ears indicate who owns them.
(VI: 6630)
- people travel by snowshoes and skis during the
winter. (V: 344)
- dark, tilted eyes and bold noses are common
Saldaean physical traits. (IV: 632)
- many Saldaeans have a distinctive type of nose
(the way the Gallic nose is well-known and common.) (IV: 841)
- virtually all Saldaeans have tilted eyes. (VI:
278, 373, 542)
- Saldaeans are not a particularly tall people.
(VI: 195)
- black hair is common. (VI: 564)
- Saldaean with fire-red hair, tilted green eyes
and high cheekbones. (II: 282)
- green eyes not uncommon in Saldaea. (V: 234)
- Faile is tall, with black hair, high
cheekbones and dark, tilted eyes. (III: 386)
- Sheriam (red hair, tilted green eyes) is
Saldaean. (VI: 156)
- riding dress of plain, dark material, with
wide sleeves and narrow, divided skirts, with gloves for riding.
(III: 386, IV: 445)
- dresses are often embroidered down the
sleeves and on the high neck. (VI: 373)
- thick, hanging moustaches are the Saldaean
fashion. (VI: 68)
- men often wear beards or thick moustaches.
(VI: 564)
- girls in Saldaea are not taught the sword or
war. (IV: 680)
Faile knows the knife so shortsword would
be a good talent for the women.
- Saldaeans have a form of martial arts. (IV:
680)
Should have high skill in unarmed combat.
- Saldaean horsemen are very skilled at riding
horses, can perform intricate tricks and maneuvers. (VI: 372)
- Saldaeans feel spying is a wife's, not a
husband's, work. (VI: 583)
Thief skills should be high for females and
normal for males at least for starting stats and abilities.
- there are estates in Saldaea larger than
Mayene. (IV: 243)
- Bashere, Tyr, Sidona areas/cities in Saldaea?
(IV: 679)
- the land of Two Rivers is "soft" compared to
the land of Saldaea. (IV: 696)
- Saldaea is a harsh land. (IV: 696)
- winters are very cold, the trees sometimes
burst as their sap freezes. (V: 344)
- they say you can see the Blight from the
highest towers in Maradon. (I: 312)
- Maradon is Ogier-built. (VI: 324)
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