The Black Tusk tribe, an expansive settlement nestled within the protective embrace of towering mountains and meandering rivers, was a place of unique distinction. Guarded by colossal walls adorned with menacing spikes, it was a haven for the enigmatic species known as boarkin. These humanoid creatures bore an uncanny resemblance to boars, with most of their bodies being of porcine origin. But the Black Tusk tribe stood apart from other boarkin communities, boasting their own distinctiveness. While they possessed the typical humanoid posture, the majority of their bodies retained the boar-like characteristics that defined them.