Racquin

The name "Racquin" is used in Druthal to refer to Kelliracqui people, especially those born in Druthal. Many Racquin live nomadic or transient lives in Druthal, though there is a small area called Caxa (or "Quin Row") in the Little East, Inemar neighborhood, Maradaine. "Dirty Quin" is the slur used by the Druth against the Racquin. As Kelliracqui, their ancestral language is Sechiall.

Racquins are described as having a "dusky" or "olive complexion." Freckles are common. Traditional dress includes broad-brimmed, floppy straw hats and woven vests or wool pullovers. Women traditionally keep their hair in a long braid.

The Racquin have a reputation for being travelers. Veranix Calbert grew up in a Racquin circus, though he uses the plausible cover story that they were traveling merchants. He describes them as "not country folk. We're road people." The comment "Don't all Racquin have wagons?" shows that Druth association.

The Racquin have some useful substances for healing, including khenas oil and oxaym.

Notable Racquin
Veranix's mother is Racquin, as was Minox Welling's maternal grandfather. Emilia Quope and the Deadly Bird Blackbird are as well.

Racquin Sayings
Besides speaking Sechiall, the Racquin have a dialect when speaking Druth.

Greeting: "How are your feet?" / "They'll keep moving."

Complement: "Your feet work well." / "They keep moving."

As a farewell: "Keep your feet moving." / "Until our roads cross."

"Jox" and "Javer" are names used for emphasis: "..., by Jox!" or "Jox and Javer, ..."

Sign of seriousness: "swear to the road"