Sanoba

Ranging from desserts to forests, Sanoba is a sparsely populated nation of mostly nomadic tribes that range seemingly at random. As travelers move along the few serpentine roads that meander through the differing climes, it is not uncommon to crest a hill and see a wayfarer camp. Straddling the Monkshire Tributary, Sanoba City is a collection of pinkish-white stone buildings with arches and minuets prominently displayed throughout. A former oasis on a wayfarer route, the city now hosts open air markets and walled compounds that support the six tribes that rule the nation.
The Six Tribes al-Noorani al-Ahmed el-Rahaim al-Hosein el-Yousif
Politically, Sanoba is ruled by a king that is elected from the leaders of the six tribes. The last king, Tariq el-Yousif, die two years ago and the tribes have been unable to elect a replacement, leading to unrest and disturbances being led by the nomadic tribes.
Economic drivers: Sheep ranching; subsistence farming; copper mining Key Features: Qal’at ar-Rahba – Government palace, center of bureaucracy; le Déser Impossible – desert leading northeast, dunes and shifting sands; Jabal Ferwa – mountain that is rumored to hide an oracle.

Demography and Population

Population: Nearly all Sanobans are Aasamiir; one tribe are orcs. 333,000

Government System

Tribalism

Power Structure

Provisional government

Economic System

Mixed economy

Neighboring Nations

• Folkvagnr
• Sayo