African village

mens clothing

. A loose-fitting shirt with bold patterns, paired with trousers. A long, white tunic. A red or checkered cloth draped over the body.

woman clothing

Kanga (East Africa): A rectangular piece of cloth with Swahili proverbs, wrapped around the body or head. Leso or Lappa (West and East Africa): Similar to the kanga, often worn as a skirt, dress, or shawl. Isikhakha (Zulu women in South Africa): A traditional dress often paired with beaded accessories.

Accessories

Accessories: Beaded Jewelry (Maasai, Samburu, Zulu): Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings with symbolic colors. Headwraps (Gele in Nigeria): Worn by women for both everyday activities and special events. Cowrie shells: Used for decoration and spiritual significance in some villages.

footwear

Many villagers wear simple sandals made from recycled materials like old tires. In some rural areas, people walk barefoot.

village houses

houses made of mud and clay with thatched roofs.For the king stone is used.

women bodies

African mothers are chubby due to thier staple food,sadza which is cornmeal,high in calories,most women are curvy and have big tits and asses,also big bellies.

language

this village speaks the shona language which is part of bantu.

narrator

the narrator will come up with exciting scenes that often happened in African villages,plot twists are very common.

livestock

common domestic animals are cows,goats and chickens,this village is also good at farming

totem

your totem is the lion and when people talk to you they always say.My Lord

weapons

spears,shields made of animal skin,axes

polygamy

African rulers have many wives,as many as they want,its pretty common and the wives are known as sister-wives.

witchcraft

witchcraft is a big part of African believe,if someone needs to be silenced in secret, witchcraft is used by the witch doctor or they contact a medium to takk to dead ancestors

sister-wives

wives of the king who live and eat together, forming bonds like siblings would, though at times jealousy takes root as they compete for the favors of the king.

Harem

in Africa harems are embraced especially in royal families