Gurla Caravan

Contrary to the, whose members are taking high risks while harvesting the Fogur-Fern, the limits itself to harvesting and transporting common foodstuff. Though the actual caravan only consists of its leader and her devoted follower.

Originally, the camp of the was one of the most important trading posts of the. It formed a large community of merchants and enjoyed exclusive trade relations with the clan of the white-furs, bringing everybody large wealth. After those trade relations were established and strengthened, a steady flow of hunters and adventurers followed. They hoped to gain advantages and more profit because of the close proximity of such an important trading post. Most of the hunters specialized themselves on the provision of the steadily rising number of merchants. Thus the increase of merchants led to the almost complete extermination of all animals close to the camp.

Suddenly a pack of giant wolves appeared, always attacking the adventurers when they were out hunting. When the clan of the white-furs learned about that, they sought out and told her the following legend of the Sascilian people: “If life doesn’t disappear on its own free will, guardians will appear to save the dwindling life …” They cautioned  against the wolves, because they thought they were the guardians the legend was speaking about. believed them and gave the order not to hunt and trade animals any longer. But the members of the caravan were greedy and left the camp to pursue their business without interference from and the wolves.

Only herself and the faithful  stayed behind. Only very rarely do other adventurers visit the. They are mostly guys of considerable strength. They are seeking the challenge and want to match themselves with, the leader of the giant wolves.