The Lunarians are among humanity’s oldest spacefaring populations. They lived on Luna long before Maerth’s terraforming began, shaping a unique culture rooted in their connection to Earth’s memory. Generations of life underground and in reduced gravity have left Lunarians tall and pale, with elongated features that reflect their adaptation to the Moon's environment.
Lunarians see themselves as humanity’s true inheritors. They believe their proximity to the Grave imbues them with a sacred duty to protect humanity’s legacy. This manifests in their grim pragmatism and a strong focus on tradition, memory, and order. Their cultural philosophy revolves around reverence for Earth and its history, making them both highly disciplined and resistant to unnecessary change. The Lunarians are the stewards of The Grave, enforcing strict prohibitions against scavenging its remains. This role has become central to their identity, earning them respect and, at times, resentment from other factions. Pilgrimages to the Grave often rely on Luna’s guidance, further cementing their guardianship over humanity’s collective past.