Rakmogak

Rakmogak
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Type:	Cannibal
Huts:	4
Shaman: (Hodrali)	[-70.180,+26.559]	(04,08)
Trader: (Gak)	[-70.178,+26.558]	(06,09)
Weapons hut:	[-70.182,+26.558]	(02,09)
Medical hut:	[-70.177,+26.561]	(07,06)

Rakmogak is a unique native camp on Shartak. For many generations its location was a secret guarded by the council of shamen due to the village's association with the forbidden arts of cannibalism.

After being rediscovered by explorers, it is now known that the village sits at the centre of Skull Island, an isolated landmass off the north-east coast of Shartak. Skull Island is separated from the mainland by a large expanse of shark-infested waters. Alternatively, it can be accessed through the tunnels by one of two cave entrances: Pierced Eye cave northeast of Rakmogak at [-70.160,+26.576], or Jawbone Cave southwest of Rakmogak at [-70.195,+26.533].

A shaman named Hodrali keeps watch in the center of the village.

Map

Rakmogak is the smallest of the camps, containing only four huts and four caves. The only "normal" hut is on the same tile as the trading post. The weapon hut is special in that it is the only place where wooden clubs can be found, while the trader is the only NPC who buys and sells skulls. The caves provide entrances to two small tunnels.

The Village of Rakmogak - Territory Map
01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08
02					G
03
04				C
05
06			C			M
07	C	NB
08			S
09	W				T
10		C
11
Legend
	Unincorporated ("Jungle")
	Village territory ("Rakmogak")
	Tunnel beneath camp
NB	Noticeboard
S	Shaman
T	Trading post and hut
W	Weapons hut
M	Medical hut
C	Cave
G	Gateway

Notes:

• The above is a default territory map, not a map of jungle density (which constantly changes). Therefore, the jungle and village squares will very likely be colored differently in-game than they are here. Squares within the village will be displayed as "Rakmogak" on the game map, while jungle squares will be displayed as "Jungle".
• The numbers on the map are merely for local reference and are not related to GPS coordinates at all.

A Rough Guide To Rakmogak And Skull Island

Rakmogak is not your typical tourist destination. The inhabitants are cannibals who enjoy eating other humans. Consequently the village is shunned by native and outsider alike. Exploring Skull Island is a risky business.

Smaller islets exist off the coast of the island, forming the teeth and the lower jaw of the skull.

Other than Rakmogak and the two cave entrances, the Skull Island has no noteworthy locations besides two lakes providing fresh water. The island usually has only a few animals at a time, making it a lackluster hunting ground. However, the large expanse of water around the island makes it one of the best spots to search for giant squid and the elusive Ghost Ship.

Groups Operating In Rakmogak

At present there are a few groups active in Rakmogak:

• The Rakmogaki Collective