The Hevosian tribes

The Hevosian tribes are not a united faction, but rather a number of tribes and kingdoms who share similar culture and language. They are often defined as the only surviving people of Pegomians besides the people of Vinisic. In contrast to Vinisic, however, they are independent.

Culture and Religion
The Hevosian tribes are, by most other people, considered being very barbaric. They are known for being very hostile towards foreigners. Acording to the stories, cannibalism is also very common. This could be due to food sometimes being scarce, and not wanting to let meat go to waste. It is also said that in the Havosian tradition, it is conscidered being respectless to let wild animals eat the dead.

Especially the tribes living along the Red River are notorious for their cannibalism. Prisoners of war are said to be sacrificed to the gods of Bosixo Ilith on religious stone-tables located along the river. According to some stories the executers will drink the victims blood, according to others the bodies are thrown in the river. There are even stories that tell that the bodies are stored in caves and vaults, and that they will re-rise as soldiers of the gods at Terremonem. Some also say that they worship The Blind Watchman.

The Hevosians believe that the closest one can get to the gods are at holy places called Isarugus. These places are supposed to be connections between Terrobis and the world of the gods. Isarugus include:
 * Kri Hadoxa

History
In 983 Iremlius VI led The Eighth Hevosian War agains the Hevosian tribes. A unified army of Hevosians managed to defeat the Skilamrilusians at The Battle of the Red River.