Avramistan - Revision history

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Paragraph 4: How Does the Town's Society Work?

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	- Only after a guest has drunk tea to you begin inquiries into who he is or what his business may be. "Take my bread and salt and tell me the whole truth," is the local saying.		- Only after a guest has drunk tea to you begin inquiries into who he is or what his business may be. "Take my bread and salt and tell me the whole truth," is the local saying.

	- "Be attentive and receptive to guests. A true man expresses his dignity not only in combat, but in how he treats his fellow humans. You can be dying from fatigue but never let it show to a guest. ~~always~~ be modest about yourself and curious about your guest" (Khazak saying).		- "Be attentive and receptive to guests. A true man expresses his dignity not only in combat, but in how he treats his fellow humans. You can be dying from fatigue but never let it show to a guest. Always be modest about yourself and curious about your guest" (Khazak saying).

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Paragraph 4: How Does the Town's Society Work?

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	* Rituals of Hospitality		* Rituals of Hospitality
	- Only after a guest has drunk tea to you begin inquiries into who he is or what his business may be. "Take ~~may~~ bread and salt and tell me the whole truth," is the local saying.		- Only after a guest has drunk tea to you begin inquiries into who he is or what his business may be. "Take my bread and salt and tell me the whole truth," is the local saying.

	- "Be attentive and receptive to guests. A true man expresses his dignity not only in combat, but in how he treats his fellow humans. You can be dying from fatigue but never let it show to a guest. always be modest about yourself and curious about your guest" (Khazak saying).		- "Be attentive and receptive to guests. A true man expresses his dignity not only in combat, but in how he treats his fellow humans. You can be dying from fatigue but never let it show to a guest. always be modest about yourself and curious about your guest" (Khazak saying).

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	=== Character Types ===		=== Character Types ===
	* Farmer		* Farmer

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People

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	Malik the German (Rabbi in training)		Malik the German (Rabbi in training)

	Ishan the ~~Persian~~ (Rabbi in training)		Ishan the Aryan (Rabbi in training)

	Unegen ("The Fox" -- hetman of the farmers)		Unegen ("The Fox" -- hetman of the farmers)

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Paragraph 1: What Is It Like?

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	=== Paragraph 1: What Is It Like? ===		=== Paragraph 1: What Is It Like? ===
	~~Bayanti~~ Altanjin ("Rich in Gold") is a prosperous town in the centre of the land of Avramistan. It has much in common with the huge expanse of territory covered by the Tartars: a broad expanse of plain covered with grasses, with the flatness broken by hilly uplands and the occasional mountain in whose valleys the Nomads find shelter. It has a large walled-in bazaar, making it the centre of commerce for the region. It is protected by the hordes of the Bek, the military ruler of the land, who is in service to the Khagan, or spiritual king, a descendant of King David himself, and grandson of the Khan who took the name Avram on his conversion to Judaism. It is a comfortable, prosperous town, one valued by Khagan and Bek, nomad and farmer, alike.		Bayantai Altanjin ("Rich in Gold") is a prosperous town in the centre of the land of Avramistan. It has much in common with the huge expanse of territory covered by the Tartars: a broad expanse of plain covered with grasses, with the flatness broken by hilly uplands and the occasional mountain in whose valleys the Nomads find shelter. It has a large walled-in bazaar, making it the centre of commerce for the region. It is protected by the hordes of the Bek, the military ruler of the land, who is in service to the Khagan, or spiritual king, a descendant of King David himself, and grandson of the Khan who took the name Avram on his conversion to Judaism. It is a comfortable, prosperous town, one valued by Khagan and Bek, nomad and farmer, alike.

	=== Map 2 ===		=== Map 2 ===

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Paragraph 1: What Is It Like?

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	=== Paragraph 1: What Is It Like? ===		=== Paragraph 1: What Is It Like? ===
	~~Bayati~~ Altanjin ("Rich in Gold") is a prosperous town in the centre of the land of Avramistan. It has much in common with the huge expanse of territory covered by the Tartars: a broad expanse of plain covered with grasses, with the flatness broken by hilly uplands and the occasional mountain in whose valleys the Nomads find shelter. It has a large walled-in bazaar, making it the centre of commerce for the region. It is protected by the hordes of the Bek, the military ruler of the land, who is in service to the Khagan, or spiritual king, a descendant of King David himself, and grandson of the Khan who took the name Avram on his conversion to Judaism. It is a comfortable, prosperous town, one valued by Khagan and Bek, nomad and farmer, alike.		Bayanti Altanjin ("Rich in Gold") is a prosperous town in the centre of the land of Avramistan. It has much in common with the huge expanse of territory covered by the Tartars: a broad expanse of plain covered with grasses, with the flatness broken by hilly uplands and the occasional mountain in whose valleys the Nomads find shelter. It has a large walled-in bazaar, making it the centre of commerce for the region. It is protected by the hordes of the Bek, the military ruler of the land, who is in service to the Khagan, or spiritual king, a descendant of King David himself, and grandson of the Khan who took the name Avram on his conversion to Judaism. It is a comfortable, prosperous town, one valued by Khagan and Bek, nomad and farmer, alike.

	=== Map 2 ===		=== Map 2 ===

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People

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	=== People ===		=== People ===
	Natan-~~ben~~ Edrene (Khan)		Natan ben-Edrene (Khan)

	Benyamin the Learned (Rabbi)		Benyamin the Learned (Rabbi)

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People

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 === Arms, Gear, etc. ===
 * Arms
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 * Default
 Clothes, Shoes & Hat, Snacks, Local Map

76.66.18.233: /* Names */

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Names

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	*Female		*Female
	Zarah, Rechel, Tobit, Mariam, Anna, Agafia, Fedora, Orquina, Arigarn, Borte, Chabi, Khultulun, Toregene, Conchaka, Goland, Horelun, Heva, Nilifer, Tabita, Serakh, Khatun, Chichek ("flower")		Zarah, Rechel, Tobit, Mariam, Anna, Agafia, Fedora, Orquina, Arigarn, Borte, Chabi, Khultulun, Toregene, Conchaka, Goland, Horelun, Heva, Nilifer, Tabita, Serakh, Khatun, Chichek ("flower")
	* Female
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	=== Arms, Gear, etc. ===		=== Arms, Gear, etc. ===

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Character Types

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	: 3 gear, 2 Spells, 1 arms or map or spell, 1 from any list, 1 person		: 3 gear, 2 Spells, 1 arms or map or spell, 1 from any list, 1 person
	: Special Ability: Alignment		: Special Ability: Alignment
	* Wise One

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			=== Names ===
			* Male
			Alp ("hero"), Baghatur ("brave warrior"), Ismail, Is-Haq, Avram, Nimrud, Moishe, Yakub, David, Corpan ("star"), Itakh ("puppy"), Kisun, Kundaj, Otemish, Samsam, Tarkhan (title = "general"), Natan, Tarnach, Tuzina, Yilig, Ziebil, Aharon, Benyamin
			*Female
			Zarah, Rechel, Tobit, Mariam, Anna, Agafia, Fedora, Orquina, Arigarn, Borte, Chabi, Khultulun, Toregene, Conchaka, Goland, Horelun, Heva, Nilifer, Tabita, Serakh, Khatun, Chichek ("flower")
			* Female

	=== Arms, Gear, etc. ===		=== Arms, Gear, etc. ===

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	=== People ===		=== People ===
	Natan-ben Edrene (Khan)		Natan-ben Edrene (Khan)

	Benyamin the Learned (Rabbi)		Benyamin the Learned (Rabbi)

	Malik the German (Rabbi in training)		Malik the German (Rabbi in training)

	Ishan the Persian (Rabbi in training)		Ishan the Persian (Rabbi in training)

	Unegen ("The Fox" -- hetman of the farmers)		Unegen ("The Fox" -- hetman of the farmers)

	Gulbudin (master of the bazaar)		Gulbudin (master of the bazaar)

	Anwar al-Damascus (Arab factor on a long term mission to this area, weapon dealer)		Anwar al-Damascus (Arab factor on a long term mission to this area, weapon dealer)

	Chichek Mongke ("eternal flower" -- wise woman of the nomads, a healer and fortune teller)		Chichek Mongke ("eternal flower" -- wise woman of the nomads, a healer and fortune teller)

	Burilgi ("destroyer" -- hetman of a clan of Eastern Tartars and a vicious bully)		Burilgi ("destroyer" -- hetman of a clan of Eastern Tartars and a vicious bully)

	Osol ("increase" -- hetman of the nomads)		Osol ("increase" -- hetman of the nomads)

	Itakh the Tzadik (local hermit/madman/soothsayer)		Itakh the Tzadik (local hermit/madman/soothsayer)

	Mujtaba Shaikh (master lute player on journey to Cordoba from his Pashtun homeland, staying at bazaar's guest house)		Mujtaba Shaikh (master lute player on journey to Cordoba from his Pashtun homeland, staying at bazaar's guest house)