Baccheros

While the Namur have a semblance of order to their indulgences, Baccheros have none. No proud lineage, no agenda, no settlements. What history they have is told through song, shared around blazing bonfires and slurred by strong brews. The only consistent event in their lives is the annual Bacchanal where stories, drink, and less essential goods are traded.
Most Baccheros live on their own or in small groups, lacking the discipline for anything more complex. Their culture - what little of it there is - finds itself based entirely on the principles of enjoying life to the fullest before they pass on. Their favorite things are food, drink, song, and sex.

by mythprince

Though the lifestyles of these lackadaisical trickers can be chaotic, they do not participate in war or politics. A typical Baccheros gets by on charm, luck, and odd jobs, though their wit is minute compared to a Namur or Sarpasaya. Their lack of complexity and penchant for partying means their company is enjoyed by many.

Lifespan

90 to 100 years

Average Height

4'2 to 5'8

Average Weight

150 to 200 lbs.

Average Physique

Stocky