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An article primarily centered around the Dhuli and their local artifact, the massive Full-Stop Drum.
== The Land ==
On a distant island continent of deserts, mountains, swamps, and the dreaded Su-Dwar forests, somewhere on the far shore, lies a mountainous peninsula that harbors a vast expanse of bayou country, from which the Dhuli culture sprung.
== The Dhuli ==
The Dhuli are a clan of swamp-living folk, known for their sharp features, golden-toned skin and curly white hair. Their staple diet is primarily beans and gourds, with a lot of aquatic meats, such as fish, giant amphibians, and aquatic reptiles.
== The Island of Shrines ==
=== The Burnt-Gaunt Men ===
Tall, thin, eerie guardians, created by Dhuli priests to protect the shrines. These souls have been reforged into something post-human, a charcoal-stained body with a zombie-like mind of unrelenting focus. The Burnt-Gaunts are known to carry obsidian-toothed clubs while watching over their shrines, and are skilled with nets if they need to capture a trespasser. 
While no outsider has heard the burnt-gaunt men speak, they are known to communicate through hand and body gestures, as well as using signal horns to alert each other of possible dangers.
== Deep Within the Island ==
In some of the older, less-traveled parts of the bayou, there are dots of ancient ruins, and in the center, a mighty black pyramid, made from a massive chunk of obsidian.
=== The Gaunt-Black Badger ===
A huge, bear-sized badger, with tough skin, gray-tan fur, and white eyes.Pyramid #3/1, p.35 It prote
==References==
*Pyramid 3/1: Tools of the Trade: Wizards
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