Fleet-footed survivors of the frost-choked pines, the Glacian-Lagun are lagomorph-folk who combine casual wanderlust with the razor-sharp discipline of ice-magic. Often seen in relaxed, modern-looking garb like vests and sweatpants despite the sub-zero temperatures, they are masters of manifesting frozen weaponry from thin air and navigating deep drifts with supernatural grace.

Glacian-Lagun possess a humanoid rabbit-like physiology covered in dense, snow-white or pale azure fur. Their most striking feature is the growth of jagged ice crystals that cover their long ears, serving as both decoration and sensory organs for detecting cold currents. Most individuals grow their hair long, allowing it to hang over their eyes to act as a natural filter against snow-blindness. They favor utilitarian, loose-fitting clothing that does not restrict their powerful legs, often appearing in open vests and fingerless gloves to facilitate their innate magical casting.

Their culture is remarkably laid-back given the harshness of their environment. They live in subterranean warrens carved into the roots of giant evergreens where geothermal heat keeps them warm. They value personal freedom and the ability to travel light, leading to a society of scouts, couriers, and duelists. Social status is often displayed through the craftsmanship of one's clothing and the clarity of the ice-spikes on their ears, which grow sharper and more translucent as they master their internal frost.

Most Glacian-Lagun follow a philosophy of 'The Frozen Flow,' which emphasizes moving with the changes of the seasons rather than resisting them. They lean toward chaotic good or neutral alignments, as they value individual liberty but will fiercely defend their warrens. Their spiritual focus is often on an abstract concept of the North Wind rather than a specific deity.

They reside in the Tundra Verges, where the forest meets the ice sheets. Their architecture is hidden: entrance tunnels to their homes are disguised as simple logs or rocks. Inside, they use bioluminescent moss and carved ice to create comfortable, multi-layered living spaces that stay remarkably quiet even during blizzards.

They get along well with elf-like forest dwellers and survivalist gnome-kin who respect the silence of the woods. They are often wary of humans, finding their need to conquer and settle the wild forests to be aggressive. However, their love for warm tea and soft fabrics makes them excellent, if somewhat eccentric, trading partners.