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Revision as of 02:29, 15 December 2020
Khonzhou is intended to be a multicultural asian city that borrows heavily from Mongolia, Northern China, and Tibet. Further fantasy elements have been gleemed from The Last Airbender, and the Empire Series by Raymond Feist.
(Asian - mongolian, snow, high temples, white tigers (Asian tea house in the gardens), northern china, steppe, Jin dynasty blended with mongols became the dominant city state, a multi cultural asian city state.)
Khonzhou lies in the northeastern corner of the Essealas continent. The city is an architectural marvel, which like most of the northern cities, covers most of the mountainside. Below the city is a bustling sea port and lower villages. The steppes lie between the dark pine forests of Halberg and the murky woods of Fendahl.
- What is the architecture like
- How do they gather food
- Personality
- What is their personality
- How do they organize themselves - The Eight Banners
- Which city-states do they like and dislike
- What is their political mindset
- Appearance
- What is their physical appearance
- How do they dress
- Religion
- What are their gods
- What is their burial and afterlife
- What are some traditions
- Notes:
Ruism under Su Shi plus Tengriism with a sky god goose and a mother goddess Eje
- Expanded Lore
- Further reading and links for the culture obsessed.
Small Council NPCs
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