| Banitar | Red Dust | - | Thalrath word for a herald, a banner bearer | ||||
| Dakhair | Red Dust | - | Thalrath word for a warlord, leader, hero | ||||
| Dakhair Ashkhari | Red Dust | 1600 | Red Dust Nomad hero and influential leader, resembles Kobort of Tusmit very strongly | ||||
| Djebran, Oasis | Red Dust | 1600 | Oasis in the Red Dust where Kobort and Dakhair Ashkari met and settled their differences | ||||
| Jerfaya-khan | Red Dust | - | Thalrath word for a Khan of all the Khans, an Overlord | ||||
| Kabirlah | Red Dust | - | The Red Dust Nomads' own name for themselves | ||||
| Kerjha Azala | Red Dust | 1600 | Nomad raiding party leader, duped into believing Kobort was Dakhair Ashkhari | ||||
| Kobort of Tusmit | Red Dust | 1600 | Sorcerer, unique red hair and eyes, double for Dakair Ashkari, carries Anakha-Dyvka, shapeshifter | ||||
| Red Dust Nomads | Red Dust | - | Nomadic people of the Red Dust Tract | ||||
| Red Dust Tract | Red Dust | - | Southern land, desert roamed by hardy horse nomads, southern extents unknown | ||||
| Tarik Khan | Red Dust | 1414 | Greatest Khan of Red Dust legend, fought at Lantalaure | ||||
| Tazarin | Red Dust | - | Thalrath word for a warband | ||||
| Tusmit | Red Dust | - | One of the many oases in the Tract used as a gathering place by the nomads. |