Achabid Sultanate
The Achabid Sultanate is an arid, ancient empire stretched across the southeastern continent of Vergetel. It is a land of sun-bleached cities, forgotten gods, and political pageantry that is far more dangerous than it looks. Once a center of magical and theological scholarship, the Sultanate today is a nation in transition: half caught in the weight of its past, half sold to the ambitions of the present.
It is ruled—nominally—by Sultan Sulaiman XII, a once-powerful monarch now mostly reduced to ceremonial blessings and signature duties. In reality, the reins of power are increasingly gripped by Vichar Revaz Nuh, a magistrate turned populist demagogue whose rise has shaken the Sultanate’s old alliances and stirred tensions with the Camel Faith and other institutions that rely on shadows rather than slogans.
It is ruled—nominally—by Sultan Sulaiman XII, a once-powerful monarch now mostly reduced to ceremonial blessings and signature duties. In reality, the reins of power are increasingly gripped by Vichar Revaz Nuh, a magistrate turned populist demagogue whose rise has shaken the Sultanate’s old alliances and stirred tensions with the Camel Faith and other institutions that rely on shadows rather than slogans.
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