Nahgaroubb Tribe #2779851
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Description
Once nomadic pillagers who tread the sands of Meri, the Nahgaroubb were a fearsome force within the desert for many years, ruling over most of what is now known as eastern Meri. They would travel many miles to find a band of nomads or a village settlement, wait until night. Silently stealing gold, weaponry and women and then burning the entire settlement into ashes in the sand without a trace of evidence, very few escaped the wrath of the Nahgaroubb. Soon, the Nahgaroubb found a lush Oasis near the Vyrakian territory. They overstayed their visit and were soon spotted by the Vyraks. Many ogres were taken captive or killed, including their leader. About two-fifths escaped their wrath and moved eastwards to repopulate. A new Chieftess took over the tribe, and they departed from their nomadic ways. They built small settlements within what is now known as Um'tom, that slowly grew into a massive and hidden Ogre nation on the riverside.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 23 Sept 2026, 03:34 | 2 | first reading |
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Owned by Jun (@Junsuinaai) as measured.
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Jun (@Junsuinaai) — Chieftess (rank 255)
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