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{{Village_infobox|villagename=Wegava Valley|leader=[[Nukilik]], the Gnoll tyrant|discoverer=Kela An'bhaird}} | {{Village_infobox | ||
|image=https://wiki.achaea.com/mediawiki/images/e/e9/Wegava-map.png | |||
|villagename=Wegava Valley | |||
|leader=[[Nukilik]], the Gnoll tyrant | |||
|discoverer=Kela An'bhaird | |||
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'''Wegava Valley''' is the ancestral home of the [[Gnolls]], nestled within the snowy mountains southeast of [[Morindar]]. It was discovered during [[Ero]], 504 AF, by a young [[Sentinels of Nature|Sentinel]] named Kela, who was sent on an errand to the settlement by [[Ilubeth]] of [[Manara]]. | '''Wegava Valley''' is the ancestral home of the [[Gnolls]], nestled within the snowy mountains southeast of [[Morindar]]. It was discovered during [[Ero]], 504 AF, by a young [[Sentinels of Nature|Sentinel]] named Kela, who was sent on an errand to the settlement by [[Ilubeth]] of [[Manara]]. | ||
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==Inhabitants== | ==Inhabitants== | ||
*[[Akiak]], the outcast | |||
*[[Bahati]], mate of Fela | *[[Bahati]], mate of Fela | ||
*[[Chena]], the healer | *[[Chena]], the healer | ||
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*[[Cupun]], the Gnoll smith | *[[Cupun]], the Gnoll smith | ||
*[[Fela]], Patriarch of the Razahr | *[[Fela]], Patriarch of the Razahr | ||
*[[Jafari]], a wounded | *[[Jafari]], a wounded Razahr | ||
*[[Nukilik]], the Gnoll tyrant | *[[Nukilik]], the Gnoll tyrant | ||
*[[Oeru]], a burly young Gnoll | *[[Oeru]], a burly young Gnoll | ||
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==Flora and Fauna== | ==Flora and Fauna== | ||
The valley is home to many unique creatures, including the fluffy [[arneck]] and plump [[ptarmigan]]. Within the icy underwater tunnel in the eastern portion of the valley, common [[sturgeons]] live alongside the dangerous [[Mahk]]. The | The valley is home to many unique creatures, including the fluffy [[arneck]] and plump [[ptarmigans|ptarmigan]]. Within the icy underwater tunnel in the eastern portion of the valley, common [[sturgeons]] live alongside the dangerous [[Mahk]]. The Razahr, the only other sentient race within Wegava, live in the southern caves. | ||
[[Category:Valleys]] | [[Category:Valleys]] | ||
[[Category:Villages]] | [[Category:Villages]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:22, 15 April 2024
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| Leader | Nukilik, the Gnoll tyrant |
| Discoverer | Kela An'bhaird |
Wegava Valley is the ancestral home of the Gnolls, nestled within the snowy mountains southeast of Morindar. It was discovered during Ero, 504 AF, by a young Sentinel named Kela, who was sent on an errand to the settlement by Ilubeth of Manara.
History
Many decades before the discovery of Wegava, the gnoll chief Lirthak convinced many of his people to emigrate to the warmer lands to the south. The gnolls settled within the cramped tunnels of Manara, easily overtaking the peaceful Mingruk. In 504 AF, however, the healer Ilubeth sent the young gnoll Oeru on a journey to rediscover their homeland.
Culture
The Gnolls of Wegava are ruled by the Gnoll tyrant, Nukilik. The villagers enslave deniigi and the sentient Razahr to do their work. The remaining Razahr live in a cosy cavern to the south.
Inhabitants
- Akiak, the outcast
- Bahati, mate of Fela
- Chena, the healer
- Chisulo, the Razahr smith
- Cupun, the Gnoll smith
- Fela, Patriarch of the Razahr
- Jafari, a wounded Razahr
- Nukilik, the Gnoll tyrant
- Oeru, a burly young Gnoll
- Sefu, the slave
- Enslaved deniigi
- A gnoll fisherman
Flora and Fauna
The valley is home to many unique creatures, including the fluffy arneck and plump ptarmigan. Within the icy underwater tunnel in the eastern portion of the valley, common sturgeons live alongside the dangerous Mahk. The Razahr, the only other sentient race within Wegava, live in the southern caves.