Baelguroh

plague territory has a desert made of ground-up bones
the nomadic cultureo f most of plague suits snappers unusually well however the individualist culture does not plague clans may sometimes employ snappers as lorekeepers to carry their nomadic clan's histories and stories and myths inbetween when they go to share them at the hellwell undercroft and any other settlements or cities they stop at
more thoughts on the scrimshaw thing, plague probably doesn't like currency much because they value being able to get everything yourself. but there's some region where traditionally when a dragon commits a great act or something historical occurs, they are rewarded with a scrimshaw commemorating the event (if it was an event with no clear "winner" then maybe everyone gets one just for surviving it). these scrimshaws can be traded for their symbolic value, almost like religious baseball cards.along with being a kind of currency traditionally worn as jewelry to display, the scrimshaws are a massive part of how news and oral history spread and are preserved in the area-the new owner of the "money" also holds the story inscribed on it. dragons with lots of scrimshaws to their name in circulation are the local equivalent of celebrities, and the stories of some dragons who died generations ago are still in circulation, increasing in value with age. it's a system likely prone to inflation.
I predict that this scroll will vanish within 24 hours.
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