Lagonna Band

The Lagonna Band is a collection of centaur merchant families on Theros, different from the more violent Pheres Band raiders. They are consistent allies of the Humans, typically handling trade between the poleis, especially Meletis and Setessa.
==Structure==
Near Meletis are the Lagonna Grounds, which serve as the main hub of travel and trade for the centaur band. They also frequent the Nessian Wood.Wizards RPG Team (2020), D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros, Wizards of the Coast
===Guri===
The Lagonna are made up of small merchant families called guri. So far, only two guri (the Maiand and the Surm) have been named in canon.Wizards of the Coast (September 04, 2013). "Planeswalker's Guide to Theros, Part 3".
===Roles===
Each Lagonna centaur member takes up a role in their guros:
*Barterers liaisons between guros and trade clients. They are often more knowledgeable of non-centaur cultures.
*Coursers explores of new trade routes and territories.
*Elders the heads of each guros. Some have only one elder, who has the final say on clan-related decisions, whereas others have multiple elders that decide as a group.
*Gatherers foragers for food.
*Koletra warriors and protectors, sometimes shared by multiple guros. They are said to be descended from centaur Heroes.
*Packers overseers the guros' equipment.
*Omeners readers of messages and signs of the gods, often oracles.
*Scouts those who ride ahead of the guros to watch for potential enemies.
*Traders sellers of items collected by the guros.
====Heptaristi====
While the Lagonna is a loose collection of herds, the Heptaristi are seven yearly elected officials who serve as democratic leaders of the clans, mostly chosen through trade agreements.
==Notable members==
*Bayma the Storyteller.Flavor text for <c>Messenger's Speed</c>
*Bromos, four-time Heptaristi and elder of the Surm guros.
*Khestes the Adamant, courser mentioned in The Theriad.Flavor text for <c>Nessian Courser</c>
*Oka, courser of the Maiand guros.
==In-game references==
==References==
Category:Centaurs