PICTURES FROM - EN-KARA FAIR 2025

LE SCHIAVE DI GOR 

KAJIRES OF GOR PLANETE

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DARLA

MORSEL

YVI

TIBBI

PANTERA ANGELA

                                        PATI

DRUUNA

RONNUALA

FAITH

THERA

WAFFLES

CHEWY

THERA

ESTHER

EMBER

ARIEL

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 PICTURES OF EN KARA FAIR 2025

 PEOPLE OF GOR - WARRIORS AND kAJIRES

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WILL

SVARA

STEFFI

STALL-FRANVIERA

DANCERS

SIVARA

RIP

 

PENELOPE

MONIQUE

MK

KOARDAN

KIMBA

KAY

KALLIS

KAELI

INOVE

FERWITH

ELEGANT

DAFFODIL

BEA

ASALI

ARIN

ARIADNE

ALLEN

ARETE

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PICTURES OF EN KARA FAIR 2025

UOMINI DI GOR - PEOPLE OF GOR

3° part

WA NGAO  TRIBU' DANCE   

                                       DANCER

Ame Thomas

Ariadne Crimson14

Arjay 

Felicity Coronet

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Ame Thomas

Ariadne Crimson14

Arjay 

Felicity Coronet

Kai

Petra 

Wa Ngao TRIBE STORY

Welcome to the jungle rain forests of the Schendi region of Gor. These lands are the home of the Wa Ngao Taluna tribe. Extending south from the Ven Highlands to the Ta-Thassa Mountains, and bounded on the west by the Thassa Sea, while upstream lay the Falls of Bila Haruma, the Wa Ngao Taluna tribe lives life based on the Chronicles of Gor, by author John Norman.

The tribe was founded in April of 2007 to be a living example of lives led by these amazing women. While only passing reference to Taluna is made, particularly in volume 13, “Explorers of Gor”, the sisters of the Wa Ngao, both Taluna and kajirae, have based their characters on interpretations of information about Gor. The rainforest jungles are vast and extensive and the Wa Ngao make their camp deep in the most remote part safe from the prying eyes of the Free that pass through, some briefly stopping at the Korat Trading Post to rest or trade.

The Wa Ngao Taluna tribe takes it’s name from Lake Ngao which is shaped like a shield. “Of the Shield” is the translation for Wa Ngao and reflects the close bond shared by those belonging to the tribe. While trade and the production of palm wine for trade are important activities, the Wa Ngao hunt, fish, and harvest the bounty provided by the jungles.

Felicity Coronet

En Wa Ngao