I'll have to face it: I come up with lots of ideas, but I can't organize them for shit. So, until I take the time to gather the pieces together until it's coherent, I'm just going to periodically drop random factoids hither. And here... we... go.

-According to Nekojin mythology, the egg came first. The belief is that the first bird egss grew on trees like fruits.

-Nekojin don't have their own language, and instead adopted the language of the Kijin elves. Before this, the Nekojin tongue varied greatly, since Nekojin are natural mimics and would communicate by imitating the local wildlife. This left any given statement wildly open to interpretation and the method was promptly dropped when the Nekojin encountered the organized elven language.

-There are six territories in Ragna: Schneewald, Westenmarshieren, Wildesland, Nordenrand, Grunerschild, and the Flusternsumpf*. Of these, only the Flusternsumpf is unanswerable to the Ragnan government -- it is ruled by a lich named Jorik and serves as a sort of safe haven for society's undesireables, such as werewolves, vampires and necromancers.

-Statistically, one in 2000 individuals has Fea blood. This estimate is usually higher in major cities and lower in cultures that shun magic-users, such as Orcs or the Seran. (Note that this estimate is only people with Fea blood -- not mages. Many people go their entire life without realizing their potential for the arcane arts.)

-Despite being the capital of the Taladian Empire, Linthas is actually the smallest territory in the country. In terms of military strength, population, and economy, Watershed is the most powerful city-state. It is no doubt that Linthas is Taladia's culturual center, however, and despite it's small size it comes in second place all three counts.

*Anyone who actually knows German (The language I'm using for Ragnan in Polarity), feel free to correct me here.