In the arid expanse of scrubland where water is more precious than gold, Irbi stands as an oasis of life and transient community. Founded around a reliable well, the town has grown to feature three public wells, with the affluent boasting private ones. The landscape is dotted with temporary dwellings, like a patchwork quilt of nomadic lives. Hunters and gatherers come and go with the seasons, their footprints in the sand the only evidence of their fleeting presence. Yet, amidst this ever-changing tapestry, one constant remains: the enigmatic leader who ensures that Irbi's fragile peace is never broken.
Chieftain Kwame Nia, a Human male, is a retired adventurer whose very name commands respect—and a touch of fear. His eyes are windows to a past that few dare to inquire about, and his demeanor is that of a man who has faced death and returned unbroken. Widowed and carrying the weight of that loss like an invisible cloak, Kwame is a solitary figure, yet never alone.
His inner circle consists of two trusted associates:
Despite its transient nature, Irbi has three major businesses that serve as its economic backbone:
In Irbi, the ebb and flow of life are dictated by the scarcity of water and the abundance of freedom. It's a place where everyone is a passerby, yet the shadow of a formidable leader ensures that peace is the one thing that remains constant.