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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 2407255" data-attributes="member: 5143">Yes, I believe you are looking for the Western Flanaess.&nbsp; Depending how deep into the Arabic-type culture you are looking to go, the farther west you want to go.Possible countries:KetTusmitZeifEkbirWhen I asked someone in the Living Greyhawk Ket mailing list to describe Ket a while back, they pretty much said &quot;Think of ancient Persia.&nbsp; We are a trading hub between east and west.&nbsp; We have developed some of the cuture from the eastern countries and picked up the use of crossbows.&nbsp; However, we are very rooted in the religion and traditions of the Bakluni people.&nbsp; We still respect the Four Feet of the Dragon (the principles passed down by the Bakluni people since the days of their Baklunish Empire): Honor, Family, Generosity and Piety.&quot;However Ket is the gateway, most of the people there are of mixed blood.&nbsp; Once you get to Ekbir, almost everyone there is Baklunish and the traditions are followed much more heavily.&nbsp; I don't know much about Zeif, but I hear its about as close as you can get to the old Baklunish Empire.Edit: Sorry, I just reread your post, a city on a coast and a population of nomads sounds a lot like Ekbir.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 2407255, member: 5143"] Yes, I believe you are looking for the Western Flanaess. Depending how deep into the Arabic-type culture you are looking to go, the farther west you want to go. Possible countries: Ket Tusmit Zeif Ekbir When I asked someone in the Living Greyhawk Ket mailing list to describe Ket a while back, they pretty much said "Think of ancient Persia. We are a trading hub between east and west. We have developed some of the cuture from the eastern countries and picked up the use of crossbows. However, we are very rooted in the religion and traditions of the Bakluni people. We still respect the Four Feet of the Dragon (the principles passed down by the Bakluni people since the days of their Baklunish Empire): Honor, Family, Generosity and Piety." However Ket is the gateway, most of the people there are of mixed blood. Once you get to Ekbir, almost everyone there is Baklunish and the traditions are followed much more heavily. I don't know much about Zeif, but I hear its about as close as you can get to the old Baklunish Empire. Edit: Sorry, I just reread your post, a city on a coast and a population of nomads sounds a lot like Ekbir. [/QUOTE]

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