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'''Beku, the [[Pygmies|pygmy]] chieftain''', rules over the village of [[Miba]] in the [[newbie]] area of [[Minia]]. Despite his attempts to look fierce, this bald, barefoot, three foot tall man is a rather comical-looking fellow. The brightly-coloured blanket draped over his shoulders does little to hide his fat little belly. Beku's [[:Category:Weapons|weapons]] of choice are a small, hand-carved spear and a tortoiseshell shield strapped to his wrist as a buckler. | '''Beku, the [[Pygmies|pygmy]] chieftain''', rules over the village of [[Miba]] in the [[newbie]] area of [[Minia]]. Despite his attempts to look fierce, this bald, barefoot, three foot tall man is a rather comical-looking fellow. The brightly-coloured blanket draped over his shoulders does little to hide his fat little belly. Beku's [[:Category:Weapons|weapons]] of choice are a small, hand-carved spear and a tortoiseshell shield strapped to his wrist as a buckler. | ||
In recent years, Beku joined forces with the cultists of [[Great Rock]]. Together they carry out a conspiracy that involves capturing new [[adventurers]] and trapping them in a jail cell where they must rely on their wits and kindly companions to find their way home to their [[:Category:City-states|city]]. | |||
[[Category:Minia Denizens]] | [[Category:Minia Denizens]] | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 22 January 2016
Beku, the pygmy chieftain, rules over the village of Miba in the newbie area of Minia. Despite his attempts to look fierce, this bald, barefoot, three foot tall man is a rather comical-looking fellow. The brightly-coloured blanket draped over his shoulders does little to hide his fat little belly. Beku's weapons of choice are a small, hand-carved spear and a tortoiseshell shield strapped to his wrist as a buckler.
In recent years, Beku joined forces with the cultists of Great Rock. Together they carry out a conspiracy that involves capturing new adventurers and trapping them in a jail cell where they must rely on their wits and kindly companions to find their way home to their city.