Nemthraz Ethnicity in Verdraxis | World Anvil
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Nemthraz

In the center of the massive continent of Aetrus lies the vast Nemthraz desert. This sun scorched landscape is all but desolate, with a few pocket paradises around thriving oasis. The ruins of the ancient Osirian people can be found buried beneath the dunes as a testament to their once great civilization, but even those who call the desert home today know not what became of these ancient people.   Dune Walker: You are naturally adapted to hot climates. In addition you can find fresh water for yourself and up to five other people each day.   Ruin Seeker: You gain advantage to intelligence (investigation) checks when searching for hidden traps or passages.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Azeeza, Haakima, Majeeda, Miska, Nadeera, Naadiya, Samraa, Taamira, Tulaiha, Zakiyya

Masculine names

Aasim, Abdul, Badraan, Farhaan, Jaabir, Khaleefa, Khaleel, Saahir, Shaheed, Yusri

Family names

al-Din, al-Javid, al-Latif, al-Nazir, al-Rassi, al-Riaz, al-Yasin, el-Kaba, el-Mahmood, el-Syed

Culture

Major language groups and dialects

The Nemtharese language is a dialect of common mixed with primordial and draconic.

Culture and cultural heritage

The Nemtharese are a nomadic people who travel across the sands in search of shelter, food and treasure. There are a few permanent structures that they have built across the desert, normally within an oasis. These are ment as pitstops for weary travelers.

Common Dress code

The Nemthraz people wear light cloth garments made from breathable materials, and scarfs to cover their heads in order to combat the sun's heat.

Art & Architecture

The Nemtharese nomads do not often create works of art of their own. They do however delve into ancient tombs in search of Osirian treasure. These relics normally fetch a high price with collectors.

Funerary and Memorial customs

The deceased is given a burial in the desert sands. They are wrapped in linens and buried with their most prized possessions. Over time the sand begins to dry out the body, serving as a crude mummification process like the one once practiced by the ancient Osirian people.

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