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During this time Saul discovered the Eastern city is nicer (richer) as he moved toward the towers in the southeast. Along his journey to the towers, he came across beautifully maintained gardens which happened to be, as he later learned at a Temple of Sharif, a god of peace and cleanliness. Saul spent some time bathing in the temples public bath and discussing varying religions with [[Alacar]], a priest of Sharif who seemed to rapidly lose interest in Saul once Saul revealed the only wealth and possessions he had were on his person, robe, belt and staff. | During this time Saul discovered the Eastern city is nicer (richer) as he moved toward the towers in the southeast. Along his journey to the towers, he came across beautifully maintained gardens which happened to be, as he later learned at a Temple of [[Sharif]], a god of peace and cleanliness. Saul spent some time bathing in the temples public bath and discussing varying religions with [[Alacar]], a priest of Sharif who seemed to rapidly lose interest in Saul once Saul revealed the only wealth and possessions he had were on his person, robe, belt and staff. | ||
==Places of Interest== | ==Places of Interest== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:23, 11 October 2009
Description
A low-walled Eastern city on the Geb River Delta, with mixed ethnicities, ruled by King Abdullah from his walled palace at 1 Palm Street.
A port city, with ~10 huge piers and a bustling market.
A religion is based here that idealizes purity and cleanliness.
Location: Map 11
Campaign Notes
From Ur campaign notes:
During this time Saul discovered the Eastern city is nicer (richer) as he moved toward the towers in the southeast. Along his journey to the towers, he came across beautifully maintained gardens which happened to be, as he later learned at a Temple of Sharif, a god of peace and cleanliness. Saul spent some time bathing in the temples public bath and discussing varying religions with Alacar, a priest of Sharif who seemed to rapidly lose interest in Saul once Saul revealed the only wealth and possessions he had were on his person, robe, belt and staff.
Places of Interest
There's also a great Library in Osiris.
Jaban's weapon shop.
The Whirling Dervish Inn.
The Desert Rose is a fancy inn/restaurant/theater for rich people.
People of Osiris
Jamar the eidetic dockmaster.
Abdul Mezetlan lives at 123 Palm Street.
Underworld boss, Damus the Dark (big bald africanish) in the Bleeding Gull (rough bar).