Buchloe

Located in the south east of Occitan, Buchloe is home to the highest concentration of monasteries anywhere else in the nation, and as such possesses a population virtually completely devoted to their respective saints. It is considered a pure land, holy and very much uncorrupted.

There are wide sweeping forests, characterised by the lush orange-green leaves of the famous Occitanian Oak. Geographically, the land is moderately flat compared to its hilly surroundings.

Education is taught by the monasteries, and is predictably saint-orientated in nature.

Racially, the Weissböden are completely Occitanian in heritage. They will follow traditional naming rules for Occitanians, (e.g, Steinmann or Schneider - or Dietrich and Adler), and will share the appearance that of teutonic ancestors.

The name itself translates to nothing, having been named after the leader of the pioneer who discovered and founded the town.

It has never allowed magic, very strictly so. Characteristically it will avoid preaching about Falk, the Occitanian saint of anger, vindication and fratricide as these are considered very negative traits in the province.