The Beaverkin of Gnawvik are an industrious bunch. Having left behind their more primal way of life for centuries, they still pride themselves as being the best builders they know of. They’ve mastered water- and wind power in the form of countless mills in which they do their more laborious woodwork, and while they are among the best swimmers around, transport their heavier goods and more sophisticated citizens in their personalized canoos and kayaks.
One lodge can house up to 20 beavers, which creates a lot of hungry mouths to feed. with their mastery of water and its flow they have cultivated the growth of fast-growing vegetables and saplings in their countless paddies surrounding their homes. A beaverkin society is a tightly-woven structure of crafts and labour, and anyone can easily find a place to make theirselves useful, or build upon that which now stands for generations.