And then, within the living memory of only the most wizened elder, a great calamity befell Khamaz, and the land was gone.
But not its people.
The first refugees to Borea came as but a trickle, isolated landings in great sailing ships whose passengers carried statues of their gods and lamented the coming of Nibiru. Soon, a great flood of humanity swept across Borea, spreading throughout the southern lands of the continent from east to west. A proud people brought low by disaster, the arriving Khamazi peoples were not content to remain as refugees and castoffs in a foreign land, and they soon turned their attentions to carving new homes into the face of the land.
Today, Khamazi communities are found throughout the South of Borea, both along the eastern coasts and the Gleaming Isles and along the western shores of Mhedia and the Southern Reach. In some lands, they are a useful but distrusted minority, using their past learning and cultural knowledge as a currency to buy new stations from the old elites. In others, however, they have become lords and conquerors themselves. As lords and elites plot to destroy their enemies and armies prepare to clash across the South, Khamazi watch the preparations warily. They will not lose all they have regained so easily. The Doom will not befall them again.
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The next several posts on Tales of Hrimgate will add flesh to the various Khamazi peoples that have migrated to Borea. All have been built with RuneQuest 6 in mind. The list below will be updated with appropriate links when posts go live.
Cultures
- Salmukarans
- Nashiri
- Khurrite
Careers
- Shangu Priest
- Pirru Cavalry
- Assaru Charioteer
Cults and Societies
- The Pantheon of Khamaz: The Annunaki
- The Star Synod
- The Dustmen
- The Keepers of the Great Deluge
- The Gate Walkers
- The God Hunters
- The Cult of the Lost
- The Inkashic Brewers Guild
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