The Land of Sands is divided into 6 Emirates, three in the east and three in the west, separated by the desert and the inland sea. Each emirate is divided into a number of principalities, the equivalent of "fiefdoms" in the Empire or Andora. The majority of the emirates in the Land of Sands are relatively wealthy, although there are large disparities between rich and poor emirates. Sultan Nakkan Ossan rules the country from the capital, Jabba Hal the Magnificent. The Sultan is the undisputed leader in all areas of life in the Land of Sands.

Today, the Land of Sands is ruled by the Most Magnificient Prince Nakkan Ossan. Its capital is the city of Jabba Hal the Magnificent. The Infinitely Wise Nakkan Ossan administers Justice and the affairs of the Kingdom with the help of his advisors, the Emirs. To fully understand the Land of Sands, it is essential to understand how its ruler, the Sultan, is chosen:

The armies of the Land of Sands collect children abandoned by the enemy and train them to become part of the Jannissaries, the elite of the Sultan's armies. The Janissaries, who are therefore made up exclusively of former enemies, have great political power in Jabba Hal. It is from among them that the Sultan is selected, based on his skills, exploits and value.

Jabba Hal's law states that the children of a former enemy are free men. Since only former enemies can be part of the Jannissaries, their children cannot hold political office; consequently, the son of the Sultan cannot be Sultan. Thus, there is no hereditary monarchy in the Land of Sands; power is acquired by proof of a man's courage, skill and valor.

One of the salient characteristics of the Land of Sands is Tolerance. All religions and races are tolerated in the Land of Sands. Each religion is free to practice its doctrine, and members of all religions can practice whatever profession they desire. The Land of Sands has greatly benefited from its openness to the world. Jabba Hal welcomes many merchants and adventurers from around the world and is full of treasures and wonders. Trade has made the Land of Sands a rich and prosperous nation. Goods from the east are transacted through Jabba Hal before traveling to the Central Lands via the sea route of the Two Islands or that of the Seahorse. Ships from the Pays des Sables thus take precious commodities from the east to the commercial route of Polignac, which crosses the Empire: silk, porcelain, tea, rag paper, but also ivory. , gold dust, spices, pearls and precious stones.

In this area as in many others, the Land of Sands has been served by its tolerance. From all over the world, scientists and scholars have fled intolerance and fundamentalism to take refuge in Jabba Hal. With the result that La Magnifique has one of the largest libraries in the known world (with 400,000 volumes, it is said to be larger than that of Gar III), and numerous universities, schools, and libraries. It is in Jabba Hal that many documents were kept which were destroyed elsewhere in the world during the Great Darkness and the abuses of the Inquisition. This is also where scholars can think and develop their theories without fear for their lives when they see that reality is outside the credo of pushy dogmas. Thus, it is at Jabba Hal that progress is born in many sciences such as mathematics, geography and medicine. It is also where some of the most illustrious contemporary scholars reside or have resided, such as Alhazen (Opticae Thesaurus), Rhazès or Al Khwarizmi. Crafts are also flourishing in the Land of Sands. The quality and finesse of the worked leather, fabrics as well as the goldwork (particularly copper) Jabba Halliennes are recognized throughout the world of Bicolline. Without forgetting the architecture, which has produced several masterpieces; vaults, domes, remarkable mosaics, all following elaborate geometric principles.

Jabba-Hal the city with golden roofs!

Just by its pronunciation, the mind flies towards this mythical city and our imagination gives way to a thousand and one images taken from the incredible stories surrounding it. This will be the second time in its history that the doors of the city have been opened in this way, to all known delegations from around the world. The first meeting dates back to the last century during the Al-Zahab summit. One hundred and seventeen years have passed since such an event. The excitement and excitement are palpable throughout the markets, souks and alleys of Jabba-Hal. In addition to the presence of illustrious ambassadors and guests from our world, all the major tribes will meet on this occasion. The Wajid, Al-Khyal and Fayad families, the Grand Vizier Uzgurl and his Emirs, as well as the great line of Nakka princes will be present. This amplifies the rumors about the presence of His Serene Highness Sultan Nakka Ossan. Rumors suggest that the Sultan would come in person to illuminate with his presence the festivities of the great ball of Jabba-Hal. If this turns out to be true, it would be an extremely rare and exceptional event. To all of you, adventurers of Bicolline, we await you at the city of sands where you will be received in the abundance and splendor of the Magnificent Jabba-Hal! Come dressed in your best clothes to celebrate, discover, frolic, play, feast, create, meet, embody, woo and dream!

The location of the city of Jabba Hal may seem strange, since it is located in the middle of the desert. However, several geographical, religious and economic factors explain this choice. It is located on the site of a large Oasis with inexhaustible resources that give life, in the middle of the desert. The abundance of this Oasis has given rise to many myths concerning the appearance of the Wonderful City. Its creation is often attributed to magical spirits, sorcerers, or even geniuses.

This place is also justified by the presence of the Philosopher's Stone in its center.

Its geographical location is closely linked to its wealth since it is located near the northern mountains of the Land of Sands, which abound in gold powder and precious ore. Thus, the lucrative trade in these resources is carried out from Jabba Hal the Magnificent and has enriched the city's coffers for centuries. It is a city of extremes where poverty and great wealth coexist. Reflecting its fortune, the city is also known as the “City of Golden Roofs”.