The Naghazedii reside everywhere and nowhere, wandering the world ever since the persecution of their people by the Mernic Emperor Eredset the Unseen. Those who fled became known as the Lost Tribes.
Few know the true reason for the Mernic Empire’s cruelty, yet it is said that much of the Naghazedii’s ancient wisdom was destroyed alongside their cities. Many whisper that their royal bloodline was that of Mezera, and thus a potential rival to the imperial throne.
The Naghazedii endured, outliving the Empire that sought their ruin. Today, they travel across Marcia and Mernia, thriving even in the harshest of lands—especially the searing deserts of the Blemish and Salban Realms. They adorn themselves with intricate patterns of stars and palm trees: symbols of resilience and life in the most unforgiving places.
Naghazedii women are famed for their voices, singing with a skill and power that can stop a traveller in their tracks. Those who have survived the desert speak of hearing their bards long before seeing them—riding the dunes like waves, their songs carrying on the wind.
The Naghazedii reside everywhere and nowhere, wandering the world ever since the persecution of their people by the Mernic Emperor Eredset the Unseen. Those who fled became known as the Lost Tribes.
Few know the true reason for the Mernic Empire’s cruelty, yet it is said that much of the Naghazedii’s ancient wisdom was destroyed alongside their cities. Many whisper that their royal bloodline was that of Mezera, and thus a potential rival to the imperial throne.
The Naghazedii endured, outliving the Empire that sought their ruin. Today, they travel across Marcia and Mernia, thriving even in the harshest of lands—especially the searing deserts of the Blemish and Salban Realms. They adorn themselves with intricate patterns of stars and palm trees: symbols of resilience and life in the most unforgiving places.
Naghazedii women are famed for their voices, singing with a skill and power that can stop a traveller in their tracks. Those who have survived the desert speak of hearing their bards long before seeing them—riding the dunes like waves, their songs carrying on the wind.
The Naghazedii reside everywhere and nowhere, wandering the world ever since the persecution of their people by the Mernic Emperor Eredset the Unseen. Those who fled became known as the Lost Tribes.
Few know the true reason for the Mernic Empire’s cruelty, yet it is said that much of the Naghazedii’s ancient wisdom was destroyed alongside their cities. Many whisper that their royal bloodline was that of Mezera, and thus a potential rival to the imperial throne.
The Naghazedii endured, outliving the Empire that sought their ruin. Today, they travel across Marcia and Mernia, thriving even in the harshest of lands—especially the searing deserts of the Blemish and Salban Realms. They adorn themselves with intricate patterns of stars and palm trees: symbols of resilience and life in the most unforgiving places.
Naghazedii women are famed for their voices, singing with a skill and power that can stop a traveller in their tracks. Those who have survived the desert speak of hearing their bards long before seeing them—riding the dunes like waves, their songs carrying on the wind.
The Naghazedii reside everywhere and nowhere, wandering the world ever since the persecution of their people by the Mernic Emperor Eredset the Unseen. Those who fled became known as the Lost Tribes.
Few know the true reason for the Mernic Empire’s cruelty, yet it is said that much of the Naghazedii’s ancient wisdom was destroyed alongside their cities. Many whisper that their royal bloodline was that of Mezera, and thus a potential rival to the imperial throne.
The Naghazedii endured, outliving the Empire that sought their ruin. Today, they travel across Marcia and Mernia, thriving even in the harshest of lands—especially the searing deserts of the Blemish and Salban Realms. They adorn themselves with intricate patterns of stars and palm trees: symbols of resilience and life in the most unforgiving places.
Naghazedii women are famed for their voices, singing with a skill and power that can stop a traveller in their tracks. Those who have survived the desert speak of hearing their bards long before seeing them—riding the dunes like waves, their songs carrying on the wind.
The Naghazedii reside everywhere and nowhere, wandering the world ever since the persecution of their people by the Mernic Emperor Eredset the Unseen. Those who fled became known as the Lost Tribes.
Few know the true reason for the Mernic Empire’s cruelty, yet it is said that much of the Naghazedii’s ancient wisdom was destroyed alongside their cities. Many whisper that their royal bloodline was that of Mezera, and thus a potential rival to the imperial throne.
The Naghazedii endured, outliving the Empire that sought their ruin. Today, they travel across Marcia and Mernia, thriving even in the harshest of lands—especially the searing deserts of the Blemish and Salban Realms. They adorn themselves with intricate patterns of stars and palm trees: symbols of resilience and life in the most unforgiving places.
Naghazedii women are famed for their voices, singing with a skill and power that can stop a traveller in their tracks. Those who have survived the desert speak of hearing their bards long before seeing them—riding the dunes like waves, their songs carrying on the wind.