The Amcharags

You're seated at an inn a couple of miles outside a Mundtown, sipping on bitter ale and enjoying a warm meal in spite of the bitter cold outside. Three strange folk enter the tavern: a large female Harushkan that couldn't be any shorter than 6 feet, a Harushkan man with prominent horns and a peppery gray hair and beard with a large case in each of his hands, and a caramel-skinned. a clean-shaven human with a long black mane of shiny hair stood as tall as the doorframe. Some folk looked over at the group and gave them strange looks as they made their way over to a corner that was designated for entertainment. Whispers blew through the decently-sized dinner crowd about these people; "why is a human traveling with a couple of Heibtrotts?", "I didn't know this place had entertainment", and "The Amcharags? Here?". The innkeeper, a human, flashes the three of them a grin and a nod as if he knew they were coming.
The Amcharags are a band that looks to preserve the ancient art of Harushkan throat singing, a strange yet colorful vocal performance done by singing from the throat rather than the stomach. The word Amcharag is said to be an old Harushkan word for "nomadic tribe". The lead singer, a 7-foot tall human man by the name of Duben Sanebish is supposedly an ancestor of the Aebilevans, an ancient race of humans hailing from the farthest reaches of the Harushkan mountains, Aebileva. Sanebish plays the drum whilst performing vocals that are regarded as being magically bassy and deep enough to rumble the whole bar-room.
The two Harushkans, Rovald the Doyen (male) and Sariben the Musician, both specialize in playing the strange violin-like instrument known as the Okadir. The two of them elegantly harmonize with Sanebish's rustic vocals. 
They are said to travel about Gentrov with no particular route or path, though they hardly ever travel south to places like Freemund or beyond eastern Duln.

History

The group first started appearing in the year 529 PGS in a small town along the northern coast.

Founding Date

529 PGS

Type

Entertainment, Music band

Location

Gentrov

Related Ethnicities

• The Harushkans