Luthenholme
Geography
Luthenholme spreads across soft hills, broad fields, and long rows of vineyards. Stone bridges cross calm rivers that wind through farms and old villages. Manor houses overlook the valleys, and each town has its own square lined with gardens and wine stalls. At the center of this landscape stands Verdance, the capital, known for its bright courtyards, open markets, and public gardens that draw visitors throughout the year.
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Culture
Life in Luthenholme centers on food, wine, and shared time. Families gather for long meals, and each season brings a festival that fills the roads with music and color. The Festival of Wines is the largest, offering tastings, songs, and friendly contests among vineyards. Poetry readings and traveling bards are common sights in the villages. Craft, music, and hospitality shape daily life as much as the work of the vineyards.
Outlanders
Newcomers from the Shifts are met with warm caution. Most begin with vineyard work or kitchen duties, learning the rhythm of local life through shared labor. Those who adapt and treat the community well find themselves welcomed into the villages and towns. Those who break trust are guided to the borders without fuss. In rare cases, serious troublemakers are taken toward unstable Shift zones to keep the peace within Luthenholme.