Ferluxebi - Revision history

Theonewhoknows at 00:57, 26 April 2020

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	Not a great deal is known of the Yosp and Sibdar, but despite their separate names they appear to live quite similarily. Their chieftains wear colourful headgear, decorated with row upon row of bright cowrie shells and colorful beads. They live in tents and migrate from oasis to oasis, where they stay for a time, often gardening there with the help of their captive slaves.		Not a great deal is known of the Yosp and Sibdar, but despite their separate names they appear to live quite similarily. Their chieftains wear colourful headgear, decorated with row upon row of bright cowrie shells and colorful beads. They live in tents and migrate from oasis to oasis, where they stay for a time, often gardening there with the help of their captive slaves.

	Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians~~, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia)~~, Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].		Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].

	~~[[Leturian Provinces#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the~~ westernmost province of ~~Leturia~~ and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still ~~evade these patrols, however, and raid~~ deep and far into the vulnerable ~~Leturian~~ countryside.		The westernmost province of Griffon's Aerie and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still attempt raids deep and far into the vulnerable Griffon's Aerie countryside whenever the opportunity presents itself.

	Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.		Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.
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	The Yosp and Sibdar are also traditional enemies of the Zul Kiran goblinoid races to the North. In the past, they have often raided the much less mobile [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Gutting Spear\|Gutting Spear]] gnoll tribe among others. More recently the berserker [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Razortooth\|Razortooth]] orcs have been relocated to their borders and have taken to hunting the outmatched Yosp and Sibdar for sport.		The Yosp and Sibdar are also traditional enemies of the Zul Kiran goblinoid races to the North. In the past, they have often raided the much less mobile [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Gutting Spear\|Gutting Spear]] gnoll tribe among others. More recently the berserker [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Razortooth\|Razortooth]] orcs have been relocated to their borders and have taken to hunting the outmatched Yosp and Sibdar for sport.

	In the last half-century or so, Zul Kiran power has grown, and so has their pressure on the Ferluxebi marches. As a result, the Yosp and Sibdar raids upon ~~Leturia~~ have increased as they are pushed farther south and east towards comparatively easier targets. Several years ago, the Yosp and Sibdar concluded an alliance and their combined strength has greatly troubled the ~~Munufent and the Leturian~~ government.		In the last half-century or so, Zul Kiran power has grown, and so has their pressure on the Ferluxebi marches. As a result, the Yosp and Sibdar raids upon Griffon's Aerie have increased as they are pushed farther south and east towards comparatively easier targets. Several years ago, the Yosp and Sibdar concluded an alliance and their combined strength has greatly troubled the Griffon's aerie government.

	=The Euryalis=		=The Euryalis=

Theonewhoknows at 05:13, 15 April 2019

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	The Great Desert is also the home to a tribe of semi-nomadic snake people, the [[Euryalis]].		The Great Desert is also the home to a tribe of semi-nomadic snake people, the [[Euryalis]].


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Theonewhoknows at 01:23, 10 March 2019

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	The Great Desert is also the home to a tribe of semi-nomadic snake people, the [[Euryalis]].		The Great Desert is also the home to a tribe of semi-nomadic snake people, the [[Euryalis]].

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	In the last half-century or so, Zul Kiran power has grown, and so has their pressure on the Ferluxebi marches. As a result, the Yosp and Sibdar raids upon Leturia have increased as they are pushed farther south and east towards comparatively easier targets. Several years ago, the Yosp and Sibdar concluded an alliance and their combined strength has greatly troubled the Munufent and the Leturian government.		In the last half-century or so, Zul Kiran power has grown, and so has their pressure on the Ferluxebi marches. As a result, the Yosp and Sibdar raids upon Leturia have increased as they are pushed farther south and east towards comparatively easier targets. Several years ago, the Yosp and Sibdar concluded an alliance and their combined strength has greatly troubled the Munufent and the Leturian government.

			=The Euryalis=

			The Great Desert is also the home to a tribe of semi-nomadic snake people, the [[Euryalis]].

	[[Category:Other Notable Places of Interest]]		[[Category:Other Notable Places of Interest]]

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	=Location=		=Location=
			[[file:Ferluxebi.jpg\|thumb\|The Great Desert in the southwest of [[Veth]].]]
	West of [[Leturia]], south of [[Zul Kiras]], the tip of Arangoth's continent ends in a barren area known as the Great Desert, or Ferluxebi. This vast, arid wasteland is home to the Yosp and Sibdar raider tribes.		West of [[Leturia]], south of [[Zul Kiras]], the tip of Arangoth's continent ends in a barren area known as the Great Desert, or Ferluxebi. This vast, arid wasteland is home to the Yosp and Sibdar raider tribes.

	Bordered on the south and west by the seas, the north by the Cyrmian Mountain range and Zul Kiras beyond, and on the east by Leturia lies the Great Desert, known as Ferluxebi. A near barren wasteland, it is dotted with a number of oases, and roamed by such fauna as small as the kangaroo mouse, and as large as the speckle-pelted desert bear. Its nomadic people are known as the Yosp and the Sibdar, two tribes to whom both gardening and raiding is a way of life. Raiding is regarded as the more honourable, and enjoyable occupation however.		Bordered on the south and west by the seas, the north by the Cyrmian Mountain range and Zul Kiras beyond, and on the east by Leturia lies the Great Desert, known as Ferluxebi. A near barren wasteland, it is dotted with a number of oases, and roamed by such fauna as small as the kangaroo mouse, and as large as the speckle-pelted desert bear. Its nomadic people are known as the Yosp and the Sibdar, two tribes to whom both gardening and raiding is a way of life. Raiding is regarded as the more honourable, and enjoyable occupation however.

	=Behind the Name=		=Behind the Name=

Stygian: Protected "Ferluxebi" (‎[edit=sysop] (indefinite) ‎[move=sysop] (indefinite))

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Protected "Ferluxebi" (‎[edit=sysop] (indefinite) ‎[move=sysop] (indefinite))

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	Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia), Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].		Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia), Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].

	[[Provinces ~~of Leturia~~#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the westernmost province of Leturia and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still evade these patrols, however, and raid deep and far into the vulnerable Leturian countryside.		[[Leturian Provinces#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the westernmost province of Leturia and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still evade these patrols, however, and raid deep and far into the vulnerable Leturian countryside.

	Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.		Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.

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			\| notable_wildlife = Speckle-Pelted Desert Bear
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			=Location=

			West of [[Leturia]], south of [[Zul Kiras]], the tip of Arangoth's continent ends in a barren area known as the Great Desert, or Ferluxebi. This vast, arid wasteland is home to the Yosp and Sibdar raider tribes.

			Bordered on the south and west by the seas, the north by the Cyrmian Mountain range and Zul Kiras beyond, and on the east by Leturia lies the Great Desert, known as Ferluxebi. A near barren wasteland, it is dotted with a number of oases, and roamed by such fauna as small as the kangaroo mouse, and as large as the speckle-pelted desert bear. Its nomadic people are known as the Yosp and the Sibdar, two tribes to whom both gardening and raiding is a way of life. Raiding is regarded as the more honourable, and enjoyable occupation however.

			=Behind the Name=

			Ferluxebi means "Great Desert" in Leturian

			=The Yosp and Sibdar=

			Not a great deal is known of the Yosp and Sibdar, but despite their separate names they appear to live quite similarily. Their chieftains wear colourful headgear, decorated with row upon row of bright cowrie shells and colorful beads. They live in tents and migrate from oasis to oasis, where they stay for a time, often gardening there with the help of their captive slaves.

			Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia), Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].

			[[Provinces of Leturia#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the westernmost province of Leturia and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still evade these patrols, however, and raid deep and far into the vulnerable Leturian countryside.

			Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.

			The Ferluxebi tribes are fond of celebrations to commemorate successfuly raids and tribal alliances. They consume large quantities of foul-smelling fermented mare's milk at these festivities. They also like to parade about with their trophies, usually from recent raids. Other popular pursuits include playing cards and horse-racing.

			The Yosp and Sibdar are also traditional enemies of the Zul Kiran goblinoid races to the North. In the past, they have often raided the much less mobile [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Gutting Spear\|Gutting Spear]] gnoll tribe among others. More recently the berserker [[Clans of Zul Kiras#Razortooth\|Razortooth]] orcs have been relocated to their borders and have taken to hunting the outmatched Yosp and Sibdar for sport.

			In the last half-century or so, Zul Kiran power has grown, and so has their pressure on the Ferluxebi marches. As a result, the Yosp and Sibdar raids upon Leturia have increased as they are pushed farther south and east towards comparatively easier targets. Several years ago, the Yosp and Sibdar concluded an alliance and their combined strength has greatly troubled the Munufent and the Leturian government.

			[[Category:Other Notable Places of Interest]]

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	Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia), Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].		Slaves are most often used as labourers, and, just like the slaving Leturians, treatment of these captives depends on their owner. Yosp and Sibdar slaves include Leturians, Yiturs (non-tailed people of Leturia), Mingits, [[Secca\|Seccans]], [[Arangoth\|Arangothians]], and even [[Elluria\|Ellurians]].

	[[Provinces ~~of Leturia~~#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the westernmost province of Leturia and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still evade these patrols, however, and raid deep and far into the vulnerable Leturian countryside.		[[Leturian Provinces#Nainfenti\|Nainfenti]] is the westernmost province of Leturia and the most popular target for Yosp and Sibdar raiding of coins, valuables, food and slaves. They are opposed in this endeavour by the [[Leturia#Military\|Munufent]],a fierce order of rint-mounted warriors who patrol the marches in their thick leather jerkins overlaid with brightly-painted Seccan iron plates. Generally, the desert raiders flee at the sight of the Nufents, for their desert ponies, javelins, and daggers do not stand up well against the swordsmanship and archery of the fearsome Leturian patrollers. Many Yosp and Sibdar parties still evade these patrols, however, and raid deep and far into the vulnerable Leturian countryside.

	Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.		Each Yosp or Sibdar raider takes three or four small desert ponies with him, alternating between them so as not to tire them out. This enables them to travel great distances very quickly. Although the ox-like rint of the Leturians is faster and more fearsome in battle than are the tribesmen's ponies, they do not possess so great an endurance. Like the Nufents, the Yosp and Sibdar ride 'short,' with their stirrups fastened high up to provide a stable platform for spear-throwing and to ease long-distance riding. This deviates from such cavaliers as the [[Templars of Menxvan\|Templars]] of Arangoth, who ride 'long' to provide more force in their charges.