Ramitwi

The Ramitwi are known across the world as caravan travellers. They never settle down in one place for long, usually about a week at a time. Camps of their wagons are common sights on the outskirts of cities, where they often put on shows for change. The elders are often spotted in the markets of the city, selling trinkets, or groups of their porters moving about to trade for the food and supplies the caravan needs to make it to the next city. Besides these two cases, Ramitwi never enter the city.
==History==
Ramitwi history is recorded by their elders, specifically those incapable of leaving their wagon., and their history books are often dry details of where the caravan has been. Most of the more exciting history text produced by the Ramitwi is in the form of plays about major events of Uroda, though these arent strictly historically accurate.
Rare Ramitwi books tend to be encoded beyond the capability of any outsiders, leaving the contents of these books a mystery and challenging puzzle for scholars.
==Wagons==
About half of most caravans are composed of solid wooden wagons, most outfitted as quarters for the people. The wagons of the elders tend to be small libraries on their own Some are outfitted as workspaces for creating or cleaning up tradable goods. Most will have at least one wagon that folds out into a large stage for the plays they put on, with an associated wagon for holding props and such.
Another common sight is a magically powered wagon, easily spotted by the smoke plume over it, and lack of a pulling animal. The Ramitwi will rarely let outsiders get close enough to examine it, so outsiders are rarely knowledgable about its function. Rumors abound about it being a mind control device to trick people trading with them, or doomsday weapons to destroy towns that turn them away.