The Empire of
Brume
The Azor-Naraza from the Empire of Brume look much the same as their primitive relatives from the north (the Wild Azor), though they tend to be more translucent cream in color. They have a unique culture built around their god, Brume. By most cultures, they are deemed necromancers and slavers, because they see the world as their oyster and have expansionist goals to spread the Way of Brume to all lands, with themselves in power. With knowledge found in the Obidan ruins, and their newfound god, Brume, the Azor-Naraza erect great buildings in his name. With their endless workforce and army of Brumar (creatures enslaved with the Mark of Brume), they see no value in the other races, except to provide more Brumar to serve their needs.
The Azor-Naraza from the Empire of Brume look much the same as their primitive relatives from the north (the Wild Azor), though they tend to be more translucent cream in color. They have a unique culture built around their god, Brume. By most cultures, they are deemed necromancers and slavers, because they see the world as their oyster and have expansionist goals to spread the Way of Brume to all lands, with themselves in power. With knowledge found in the Obidan ruins, and their newfound god, Brume, the Azor-Naraza erect great buildings in his name. With their endless workforce and army of Brumar (creatures enslaved with the Mark of Brume), they see no value in the other races, except to provide more Brumar to serve their needs.
The Azor-Naraza's Empire of Brume
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