Masnarab
Masnarab is a lively hamlet nestled in the heart of the Caluan Desert. Its streets are filled with the sounds of laughter, music, and the chatter of the friendly townspeople, who are predominantly Caluan and deeply devoted to the Siroccan Pantheon. The Deathscrier of this place is a recluse, but it doesn't seem to dampen the spirits of the townsfolk. The town is located in a hot savanna and boasts a small but vibrant fishing spot, where locals often gather to try their hand at catching the day's bounty.
Perhaps one of the most fascinating aspects of Masnarab is the unmistakable influence of the Frelheid. The town's architecture echoes the unique design of Frelheid buildings, and many of the locals proudly trace their ancestry back to the intrepid explorers who first arrived on these shores centuries ago. Despite the passage of time, the people of Masnarab have held onto the traditions and customs of their forebears, and the spirit of adventure that brought the Frelheid to this place is still alive and well in this charming desert settlement.
Small settlement in Rhtye
small fishing area who trades with teh northerners. The old Frelheid docked here when they travelled to the mainland.
Population:
Approximately 710; primarily human, some ogre.
Government:
Masnarab is governed by a council of elders, known as the Assembly of Ten.
Notable Places:
The Crossed Hammers: An elegant dwarven tavern, decorated with monstrous skulls.
A few NPCs:
Sarry: Female Human Necromancer, Evil. Sarry is wretched in appearance, with matted white hair and sharp grey eyes. She wears dark robes and wields a short sword and dagger. Sarry has an arcane familiar, a vampire bat named Lesym.
Coni: Male Elf Fighter, Neutral. Coni has curly grey hair and green eyes, and a braided moustache. He wears plate mail and wields a flail. Coni seeks revenge against the sister who betrayed him.
Wenyeue: Female Human Fighter, Good. Wenyeue has cropped blonde hair and dark brown eyes. She wears banded mail and wields a mace and short bow. Wenyeue was petrified for a hundred years.
