Compared to the organized, multi-layered ring structures of the Veynar tribe, or even the sharp, defensive bone-walls of the Zerith, the Marauder settlement was completely crude. It looked entirely primitive, built without any long-term planning or defensive care.
Dozens of makeshift huts made of wet mud slapped over twisted branches were scattered randomly across the dry dirt flat. Ragged, unwashed beast-hides served as doors, flapping lazily in the cold morning breeze.
There were no deep trenches, no sharpened perimeter stakes, and no watch platforms built into the surrounding trees. Massive frames of wild beasts were left rotting in the open spaces between the huts, surrounded by swarms of black jungle flies.
All in all the Gray Marauder camp was incredibly crude, giving off a completely primitive, lawless vibe.
