Luiren (pronounced: /ˈluːɛrɛn/ Loo-er-en - on the Sword Coast[21] or: /ˈlʌrɛn/ Lurr-en - on the Inner Sea and the Vilhon Reach[21]) was known as the small kingdom of the halflings since its population was almost completely made up of the hin.[2] It …

Luiren marchwardens were the protectors of the untamed border lands of the halfling homeland. The threats they most often face were monsters encroaching from the wilderness or would-be invaders from neighboring lands.

Luiren, land the of the halflings, is both peaceful and bustling. Though halflings can be found in every country in Faerûn, all their ancestors originally migrated from Luiren. Sometimes known as Small Folk, halflings actually prefer the term hin, the name they call themselves.

Mar 5, 2025 · Luiren is the only realm of Faerûn ruled by and inhabited nearly exclusively by halflings. It is the homeland of the strongheart halflings in much the same way that the Great Rift is the homeland of the gold dwarves.

Sep 25, 2022 · Luiren’s western town of Ammathluir is resultingly heavily fortified against a possible Dambrathan invasion, with the Abbey of the Bountiful Horn (an abbey dedicated to Yondalla) serving as a frontier fortress and the surrounding Ammathvale dotted with supply caches and secret redoubts.

Luiren was also known as a major exporter of foodstuffs like Luiren spring cheese, salcake, alcohol, such as beers, fine ales, stouts, and overly potent Luiren Rivengut. During the century of the Spellplague, survivors of the flooding were known to create and export spiced cheeses.

Luiren, adherents of the Hin Fist turn their people’s natural confidence into a spiritual path for mastering themselves and their potential. A few Hin Fist masters have established monasteries in lands.

History of Luiren. In Luiren, the hin live in a sort of benevolent anarchy, since no actual law-establishing body other than the clergy exists.

People of Luiren. Most folk who visit Luiren come away with a mixed sense of warmth and confusion. The halflings of this land are happy and gregarious, but their customs and traditions seem more than a little strange to anyone from another land.

Luiren was known as the land of the halflings since its population was almost completely comprised of their race. It was a small kingdom with a population of about 840,000 inhabitants in 1372 DR ruled by the halfling theocrat Faran Ferromar. Travelers to …