Dori

In Sumeru adventurers speak of a figure cloaked in mystery and splendor—Dori, the legendary ‘Lord Sangemah Bay.’ Her wares are as wondrous as her appearance, each item imbued with the promise of survival and success. Yet, the price she demands often leaves her customers with a sense of awe and unease, as if they have brushed against something both thrilling and treacherous. ‘Every Mora that can be earned, will be earned by me,’ she declares with a confident smirk, her ambition as boundless as the desert sands. But Dori is more than just a merchant. She is a visionary, reshaping the trade landscape of Sumeru by forging new routes and founding a commerce guild that opens doors to the unknown. Her love for Mora is rivaled only by her genuine affection for her Sumpter Beasts, to whom she offers an amusement park and the finest food, ensuring their contentment as she turns their strength into profit. And then there is the Jinni in her lamp, a silent companion whose presence adds an air of enigma to her already captivating persona. Is the Jinni merely a tool, or does it hold the key to the true nature of Dori's power? As you stand before her, you can't help but wonder: is she the merchant who sells your destiny, or the one who crafts it? In Dori, the line between merchant and magician blurs, leaving an indelible mark on all who encounter her.