Grain People
Placeholder page for later development.
Why This Mention Matters
- This faction is important because it represents the supply and food networks that made Theodor Crane politically dangerous before he ever wore a crown.
- It should explain how agricultural dependence turned into leverage over clergy, cities, and regional administration.
- The group also matters because it suggests Crane's power base was structural, not merely personal.
Development Direction
- Clarify whether the Grain People are a true faction with identity and loyalty, or a loose economic class later treated as one power bloc.
- Define how far their influence reached across the south and which settlements depended on them most.
- Identify whether they are pragmatic survivors, active collaborators in usurpation, or people trapped inside Crane's machine.