Difference between revisions of "South-West Island/Figobar"
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| − | A barren and icy place, filled small bands of nomadic peoples called the Figoos. | + | A barren and icy place, filled small bands of two nomadic peoples called the Figoos and the Barree. They wear yak furs and worship strange pagan gods. They always smell of sour milk. Due to ancient customs, the tribes refuse to marry one another, so much inbreeding has taken place, producing hideous abnormalities among the two groups. |
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| + | A small keep sits in the center of Figobar, covered in ice and lichen. It is called "Hardfrost", and is the manor of Sir Akbar, the cruel Lord of these lands. He is rarely home, but when he is, a plume of thick nlack smoke issues from the chimneys, where he is warming himself by burning the bones of the Ikalaki dead. | ||
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| + | The main export is a lichen used for dye. It produces hideous colours, but the peasants have no eye for fashion, and thus often are in want of Figobari dyes. | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 19 May 2007
A barren and icy place, filled small bands of two nomadic peoples called the Figoos and the Barree. They wear yak furs and worship strange pagan gods. They always smell of sour milk. Due to ancient customs, the tribes refuse to marry one another, so much inbreeding has taken place, producing hideous abnormalities among the two groups.
A small keep sits in the center of Figobar, covered in ice and lichen. It is called "Hardfrost", and is the manor of Sir Akbar, the cruel Lord of these lands. He is rarely home, but when he is, a plume of thick nlack smoke issues from the chimneys, where he is warming himself by burning the bones of the Ikalaki dead.
The main export is a lichen used for dye. It produces hideous colours, but the peasants have no eye for fashion, and thus often are in want of Figobari dyes.
