Atorcoppe

Atorcoppe was a small human village in the south-central Wild Dog Mountains, near the Black Vena Village. The village actually existed in two places: at the top and bottom of the canyon in which it was built.

It was founded by the original migratory humans of the area, around 2000 BCE. The economy of the village centered around the goats which are native to the area; the villagers used them for wool, milk, and meat. As the herd moved during the season between higher and lower elevation, so would the villagers between the two permanent settlements that served as Upper and Lower Atorcoppe.

Although the village was human, villagers would sometimes be priveleged enough to attend the Black Vena summer festival. Traditionally, these humans would dress in vena costumes.

The village was destroyed in the year 1617 CE when raiders from the Black City, led by Nefand and Ulito invaded and captured the villagers as slaves.