Editing Reikland (section)

==Culture==
As stated earlier Reikland is the ancestral home of Sigmar and his tribe of Unberogen, meaning that Reiklanders are the direct decedents of Sigmar and his kin which can make them fairly pompous and thinking they are superior to other provinces. Reikland is a fairly wealthy province as well and is home to a large amount of the Empires upper class, and so the province is seen as very proper and stuck up by other provinces, which isn't always done on purpose by the Reiklanders (although sometimes it very well is), it's just that talking about the wonderful time you had at the Altdorf market to a Talabeclander who has had to fight off a group of [[Beastmen]] that burnt down his house earlier that week tends to come off as rather condescending.

As a more wealthy province fashion and other luxuries flow thick and fast through Reikland, and the people are noted as being very attractive (though this may be because they can bathe and afford nice things) and their are multiple trading and merchant guilds throughout the province which take advantage of the Reik to sail trading ships to and from other countries and parts of the world, which bring exotic items and foods back from places like [[Araby]] and [[Ulthuan]], as well as having direct access to trade with the Dwarfs in the Grey Mountains. Though despite these things making Reikland a relatively open minded province, it has specific problems with the worship of [[Ulric]] which isn't banned and is formally respected, but worship of Ulric is very rare in Reikland and generally not accepted by the populace which is ironic considering Sigmar himself was a hardcore worshipper of the god. This situation has been caused due to the rivalry with [[Middenland]], who are the most prominent worshippers of Ulric, and disagreements between the Cult of Sigmar and the Cult of Ulric which have caused major political arguments throughout the provinces and nearly caused wars. It should be noted other religious cults such as those worshipping [[Taal]] and [[Myrmidia]], while not as popular don't face the same amount of discrimination.