Sibuari

Unlike most of the other tribal groups of the Veldt, the Sibuari are of mixed ancestry with roots from the Veldt, the Sabo Jungles, the Kaspari Empire, and Turlona. They are followers of Karaslaa. Most live in city-state cultures maintaining an economy supported by professional fishers, traders, and woodwork artisans. They live on islands and coastal settlements along the entire western coast of the Veldt. Well known Sibuari towns are found at Zatingo, Myanikwe, and Sotocani, where their square mud brick houses with thatched roofs are a common sight.Many Sibuari men and women worked as house servants for their colonial masters, and many resettled in Kealings City.
Their language is now a trade tongue in the western Veldt and is spoken as far east as Kotot. The Sibuari people have been trading up and down the coast for over a thousand years in their sailing dhows. The tribal name "Sibuari" originated from the
Raumdari word for coast. Many Sibuari traders follow the seasonal currents of the Parlanic Sea, undertaking lengthy voyages to Seu Kal for the purpose of trade.
Their physical features vary from light-skinned, resembling the Kaspari, to the ebony of other Veldt tribes. Their style of dress is Kaspari, with white baggy trousers and long white baggy hooded robes. Women are commonly veiled and traditionally wear black. Sibuari are matriarchal and are culturally oriented towards family and clan lifestyles. While they practice the Karaslaa faith and observe its celebrations, various groups perform dances and festivals derived from their Veldt cultural roots.
==Members==
Members of the Sibuari Tribe
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