Culture and Background

The Nithron were born a bellicose race. They by force of their powerful weapons brought all of Agon to conquest and they deemed it as their holy mission to civilize the subordinate culture. As part of their plan, the Nithron drove their subjects to the heavy labor of building huge fortress-cities. In these cities the Nithron played the role of master and the mortals servant.
It is easily accepted that the Nithron had no belief for any gods, considering the ferocity of the Usurper Wars. However, many mortals believed that the Nithron was superb genre of creatures. The Nithron themselves also to some degree encouraged this point of view.
The Nithron had their culture centered on chivalry and romance. Their behaviour among themselves and toward mortals was strictly regulated by systematic codes. Characters such as bravery, courtesy, justness, generosity and mercy were expected to be owned by individuals.
The Nithron treated themselves as warriors belonging to the noble. They trained mortals and sent them to the worldly roles while they dedicated themselves to the art of architecture, leadship, and strategy. To the surprise of many, the Nithron officers in the army, who were the heroes of the war, lead a troop made up of many mortal soldiers.