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Art Drop | The Wanderer Caravan

The Eternal Journey

At over two kilometers long the Wanderer Caravan is almost a wonder in itself. Some call them nomads, but Wanderers just consider all of Tikor home.

- Art Drop | The Wanderer Caravan

Swordsfall Lead Artist Tumo Mere has finished up the illustration for another Swordsfall culture, this time the Wanderers. Before I get into the lore I just want to point out the colors in this piece. That sunset just looks astounding. This is the kind of piece that makes you want to move to Tikor.

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Most cultures on Tikor have a home and city to call their own. The Wanderers don’t and that’s perfectly ok with them. Wherever they lay their head is home. Almost the entirety of the culture is contained within the massive Caravan. It’s a site that astounds everyone the first time they see it.

The Wanderers have become the ultimate neutral part when it comes to trade. Since they don’t own any land it keeps them out of territorial disagreements. And when it comes to accepting other cultures, it’s something the Wanderers have taken great pride in. In a way, they are the ones who have watched so many cultures grow.

There’s always an almost steady stream of transports, wagons, and people joining and leaving the Wanderer Caravan as it slowly travels its yearly circuit. They say if you can’t find what you’re looking for at the Caravan, then it wasn’t meant to be.

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The Art

The Wanderers final upload - Art Drop | The Wanderer Caravan

Swordsfall

Creator and Author of Swordsfall. He's a longtime omni-nerd who grew up during the classic days of Toonami, TechTV, and Transformers. However, as a black man in the hobby, he found himself longing for more stories that told the adventures of people that looked like him. Creating Swordsfall has not only been an effort to be the change he wanted to see but also as his own personal journey.

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  1. You’re right about that sunset, spectacular. Love how the clouds and the caravan both curl to the top left of the piece, draws the eye nicely.

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