Kanaaq Miner

Panopia stands as a dynamic confederation of nomadic tribes spread across the Northeast Coastal Steppes of the Wild Northeast. Rooted in their Azmarean origins, they move with practiced rhythm across wind-carved grasslands and broken ridges, following seasonal patterns learned through hard travel and harder lessons.

Among them, the Kanaaq are known for their cunning and grit. Composed of ironwood goblins, they build and break camp swiftly, hollowing shelters into hillsides or tucking them beneath overhangs of granite and moss. Every goblin contributes—some fell trees, others forage, trap, or tend to fungus beds in the damp shadows of their shelters—but it’s the miners who dig up what the tribe can’t survive without.

Armed with picks, they carve into the land in search of veins of ore. Their work might look reckless: ropes knotted like nests, tunnels echoing with shouts and clanging steel. But each swing is deliberate. Each shaft reinforced with the tricks passed down through generations. Their ore feeds trade, defense, and war.

And should anyone mistake them for prey, they quickly learn what a Kanaaq miner does when cornered.