Har'Akir

[Midgetalien]

The sound of woodworking can be heard throughout Muhar. Several people come and go from the Temple and a nearby tent. They spoke in Akiri but wore dark clothing. Rumors spread of a new Order of the arcane.

[Midgetalien]

 People come and go through Muhar as new faces appear of all races.  Lights are seen in the desert at night and whispered tales of a new Order rising.

[DaniKay]

A bald-headed woman with dark tattoos upon her face and a cheerful demeanor has been rather persistent in speaking to any that will talk about Akiri history for the past few days.

She wears the same uniform seen upon some others in Muhar.

[not a pyramid scheme]

Rumor has it that a traveling merchant wearing a painted fox mask has begun setting up shop in Har'Akir. This merchant is thought to have done so with the blessing of the Order of the Magi.

[not a pyramid scheme]

The bazaar in Muhar seems to be steadily growing more vibrant by the day. The presence of a new group of outlander merchants has seen an expansion of the marketplace, including several new stalls, seating areas, and other amenities the bazaar didn't have before.

This strange group has been seen quietly crowding around campfires in the dead of night, with late evenings and afternoons sometimes filled with the sound of music played with a Pharizian oud, by someone who clearly has talent with the instrument--a woman wearing a painted fox mask with rokuma bells attached to it.

[Midgetalien]

The locals are abuzz with the hive of activity recently in Har’Akir as the Order gains new students and brings with it new opportunities. There is talk that the festivals of old might right return and this has raised the spirits of those of Muhar.

[LancerFreya]

The Assistant Curator of the Musee du Port-a-Lucine has been seen around the outskirts of Muhar speaking with members of the Order of the Magi. They Poke around the ruins near the Vistani discussing tents

[Vastgoten]

There is a light increase in activities in the village of muhar as more guards approach foreigners and with poor common encourage visitors to pay respect to ”ma-at” and not disturb the resting grounds of the dead in the desert...