The Cyclops have dwelt in the tundra regions since their ancient kin entered the material realm during the Age of Growth. They expanded little during the long centuries, instead remaining in their tundra regions. Small, tight knit villages endure the coming and going of ages with little expansion or change.

Remote villages stand among the evergreens. Small in numbers despite great age. Cyclops populations are prone to stagnation. Little of the drive to explore seen in humans can be seen in Cyclops. Rather, they have a deep appreciation for their small slices of the world and way of life.

Although very interdependent within their village. Cyclops are highly competitive with other villages and will fight over resources. Because of this, one will seldom find two villages close to each other.

Cyclops are direct in speech with sense of humor that confounds other species. They consider vague or unclear speech rude enough to escalate to violence.

Each village has at least one family line that train and breed the wolves of the tundra. Wolf people, as they are often called, have a knack for understanding the wolves that confounds even other Cyclops. Together with their fanged companions, the wolf people hunt and protect the woodlands surrounding their village.

All manor of wolf breeds can be found in Cyclops villages, including dire wolves, wargs, and winter wolves. But none compare to the special creation of cyclops ritualists. The sightless wolves. Which possess a single blind eye, and track by keen scent and similar magical sense to Cyclops. It is not uncommon for wolves to outnumber Cyclops within their village.

A slim percentage of bloodlines are large as the giants of the Human blood. These are regarded by the other Cyclops as blessed by the gods. Often spending long periods out from the villages to keep dangers away. Whether other intelligent species count as danger can depend on the individual Cyclops.

Cyclops strikingly possess only one eye. Rather than relying on vision, they navigate the world mostly through their impressive hearing and magical senses. The average Cyclops stands at a similar height to a human, but with much bulkier frames and skin that is much thicker and rougher.

Cyclops names contain prominent vowels. Namromor, Callogrum, Vellumac

Thick, tough skin is predominant in Cyclops blood. Rare is the trait of growing only a single eye.