As you journey through the sun-baked dunes of the Sahara, you catch sight of a tall figure standing amidst the sands. As you approach, you see that the figure is a druid of the desert, dressed in flowing robes of woven cotton that bear intricate patterns of animal tracks and tribal symbols.
The druid's skin is dark, and their hair is woven into intricate braids adorned with beads and feathers. They carry a staff made of gnarled wood, its tip adorned with a polished stone of rich ochre.
Around the druid's neck hangs a necklace of braided leather, strung with tiny bone charms and shells from the nearby coastline. They wear sandals made from the hides of desert animals, and their eyes are shaded by a wide-brimmed hat of woven reeds.
As you draw closer, the druid lifts their head to regard you with sharp eyes. They speak in a lilting voice, thick with the rhythms of the desert.