Vicuna Village

Nestled within the Alpacan mountain range, the quaint little town called Vicuna Village is one of several small villages located along the base of the Alpacan Mountains. Peaceful and friendly, the humble people of Vicuna Village live as farmers and merchants, traditional occupations for natives of this area. Adobe houses and hand-built cottages make up the town and serve as shops and homes (sometimes both).

Much of the history of Vicuna Village is preserved in folklore, passed down through the generations. The superstitious villagers hold to many ancient legends — particularly the legend of the one called the "Great Llama," a hero who would rid the land of the evil Idol of Doom which terrorized the people centuries ago. Several of these legends do have basis in fact, as was demonstrated when the Idol of Doom recently resurfaced and the Great Llama did emerge to destroy the evil forever, thereby saving the village from destruction.

Notable inhabitants of Vicuna Village include Una, a local fortune teller and mystic. Last in a line of fortune tellers to inherit the map to the Idol of Doom's location, Una takes credit for setting the Great Llama on the "path to his destiny." Another less admirable character is El Gato, who originally found the Idol of Doom and attempted to use its power for his own selfish purposes.

Local fortune teller and mystic, Una.			The villainous, thieving troublemaker, El Gato.