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==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Sitting on the northeastern corner of [[Sapience]], Tasur'ke faces the vast [[Eastern Ocean]]. Thalassa Market takes up the largest portion of the village, with the Seabreeze Tavern and the citizen baths on the west side and the Flowering Sands Inn to the east, just past the market. The [[Temple of the Moon]] is located here on the outskirts of the village. Further east, on the coast just off the beach, is the [[Tower of the Blue Abyss]], a [[temples|temple]] of the old Sea God, [[Caspian (Elder God)|Caspian]]. The tower is now under the care of His son, [[Neraeos]], the new God of the Sea. | Sitting on the northeastern corner of [[Sapience]], Tasur'ke faces the vast [[Eastern Ocean]]. Thalassa Market takes up the largest portion of the village, with the [[the Seabreeze Tavern|Seabreeze Tavern]] and the citizen baths on the west side and the Flowering Sands Inn to the east, just past the market. The [[Temple of the Moon]] is located here on the outskirts of the village. Further east, on the coast just off the beach, is the [[Tower of the Blue Abyss]], a [[temples|temple]] of the old Sea God, [[Caspian (Elder God)|Caspian]]. The tower is now under the care of His son, [[Neraeos]], the new God of the Sea. | ||
During the [[Catarine Dominion]], the town underwent a massive expansion project. | During the [[Catarine Dominion]], the town underwent a massive expansion project. | ||
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*[[Tobias]], a serving boy | *[[Tobias]], a serving boy | ||
Other villagers include the numerous young children and townswomen, a drunken vagrant who lurks behind the tavern, and a travelling minstrel. | Other villagers include the numerous young children and townswomen, a drunken vagrant who lurks behind the tavern, and a travelling minstrel. Aside from those, a cadre of ne'er-do-wells running an exotic-animal smuggling ring also lurks beneath the village. Among them: | ||
*[[Ashleian]] | |||
*[[Boss Jovan]] | |||
*[[Brime]] | |||
*[[Darglir]], the boss | |||
*[[Myglin]] | |||
Mercenary guards and salty smugglers also roam the caverns beneath Tasur'ke. | |||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
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==Flora and Fauna== | ==Flora and Fauna== | ||
The seaside location of Tasur'ke ensures a steady growth of [[kelp]] and a healthy supply of oysters. Aggressive sharks are also native to the coast of the village and are known to feed on the many novices and Magi who go [[pearls|pearling]] in the waters. A number of cats have taken up residence in the village and dragonflies are also a common sight. The Garden of Whispers and the neighbouring Gardens of Moonlight and the Sacred Sea provide a break from the sandy sights to provide a mystical vision of greenery and flowers. | The seaside location of Tasur'ke ensures a steady growth of [[kelp]] and a healthy supply of oysters. Aggressive sharks are also native to the coast of the village and are known to feed on the many novices and Magi who go [[pearls|pearling]] in the waters. A number of cats have taken up residence in the village and dragonflies are also a common sight. The Garden of Whispers and the neighbouring Gardens of Moonlight and the Sacred Sea provide a break from the sandy sights to provide a mystical vision of greenery and flowers. | ||
Contrabandists sometimes smuggle exotic animals to Tasur'ke like kamatlans, fern beasts, and rock hide basilisks. | |||
[[Category:villages]] | [[Category:villages]] | ||