Ragada

“Ride north boy!”

'' “But why father? It’s just some sand people”. ''

''“Go! And don’t look back!”''

- Last conversation between a wandering merchant and his son.

The Ragada, also called “sand people”, are beastmen native to the Narrathi steppes and are a nomadic people. They are often very hostile to the races of men and few who have encountered Ragada live to tell the tale. They often ride camels and other creatures to get around the steppes and deserts. Once a year all Ragada tribes come together to the “Xilel”. Which is a big temple built to honor their god ‘Ubanei’. The Ragada probably have the least bestial features of all Beastmen. They rarely show their faces but are said to have sandy, dirt colored skin and many sharp teeth.

Religion
The Ragada worship “Ubanei”. Ubanei is often portrayed as a mummified, dead women who watches over the deserts and the Ragada people. Once a a year all Ragada tribes visit “Xilel”,  which is a great temple where they worship their goddess.