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First brought to the island under the leadership of Tor'Yasir many years ago, the lamarians traveled across the great sea from an unknown continent in search of a place where they could reinvent their destiny. Though it was once a glorious paradise and a utopia that the Tuari could mould to their will, Tuar (meaning "victory" in the lamarian tongue) was soon infested by an insect plague, referred to by the Tuari elders as the "black ilke", seemingly stirred up by the arrival of the lamarians. There is something to be said about the native Nelbennir, however, for the island remains beset by chaos and death through their evil machinations, possible only through their continued use of a mysterious source of great power that they guard closely.

Tuar is overrun by scores of humongous insects, including green mottled [[arathas]], eight-legged [[aspises]], spotted [[pernicons]], and throngs of swarming [[horax]]. All armed with an assortment of menacing-looking mandibles, these insects seek to make a quick meal out of unsuspecting travelers. Within the caves of Tuar can be found sinuous white salamanders, while speckled eels and warty stonefish live within the underground pools of gol'Tuar.