This dagada near the Hunter’s Gate is reserved for the judagas that constitute Gulg’s nobility. A fence of close-set wooden poles, sharpened at the top, surrounds a collection of longhouses that are larger and more ornate than most dwellings in the city-state. The dagada takes its name from the dozens of humanoid skulls that festoon the perimeter. Some are mounted on stakes buried in the earth, others hang from the fence on leather thongs, and two prominent half-giant skulls cap the wooden posts that support the gate. Each skull was taken in battle by one of the judaga residents and magically prepared by Gulg’s templar shamans to contain the ghost of its former owner. These angry spirits guard the Shrieking Skull dagada against anyone who tries to enter without permission.