Maritimers: The people of the Maritime Provinces of Ancient Canada.Used to dominate the North-East, but after the fall of the Mahonic Dynasty, splintered. Tribal with the exception of Boston, which is a relatively prosperous city on a hill, and a majority of Evangelicals in Connecticut, subject to an Anabaptist Gothamite ruling class. In appearance, they are reminiscient of the ancient Irish, yet in customs, names and faith, are Occultist, adopting en masse the names found within their faiths' scriptures. Yankee: The people of sinister New England.Whereas the Hudsonians became more Hollandic in customs and language, the Delawareans became more Anglic. Delawarean: Descendants of Delawareans, Jerseyites and Philadelphians.Currently unified under the rule of the Kingdom of Hudsonia, ruled by Baltus III Groot. More influenced by Dutch culture than their southern brethren, they are predominantly Anabaptist. Religiously, divided: New York itself is Americanist, although Long Island and Connecticut are Anabaptist.Ĭultures of northeastern North America Hudsonian: Descendants of the people of Upstate New York. The great population of Ancient New York and its cosmopolitan cultural life has led to these people adopting an Anglo-Italian-Dutch syncretic culture. Gothamite: The people of ancient New York, Rhode Island and Connecticut.The descendants of the people of the North-East Seaboard and the Maritime provinces.
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