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Harborhead is a rich country, and its chief exports are slaves and jade. It has many other thriving industries, and is one of the only satraps that may trade freely with nations beyond the Realm. | Harborhead is a rich country, and its chief exports are slaves and jade. It has many other thriving industries, and is one of the only satraps that may trade freely with nations beyond the Realm. | ||
| − | Its neighbors are the Varangian City-States, to the west, and to the north is a shadowland. Cold House, the dwelling of the DeathLord Eye and Seven Despairs, is very near Harborhead. | + | Its neighbors are the Varangian City-States, to the west, and to the north is a shadowland. Cold House, the dwelling of the [[DeathLord]] Eye and Seven Despairs, is very near Harborhead. |
== Books == | == Books == | ||
Harborhead is described in the first edition sourcebook [[Books/HousesOfTheBullGod | Houses of the Bull God]]. | Harborhead is described in the first edition sourcebook [[Books/HousesOfTheBullGod | Houses of the Bull God]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:03, 3 April 2010
Harborhead is one of the great kingdoms of the South. It is the favored land of Ahlat, the southern god of war and cattle, and has been a satrapy of the Realm for centuries. It is one of the lands where the Unconquered Sun is still worshiped openly.
The ruler of Harborhead is titled the Leopard Seat, and he (or she) is guarded by the Brides of Ahlat. In times past, the Leopard Seat has ruled largely at the Empress' pleasure. The capital is the city of Kirighast, on the coast.
Harborhead is a rich country, and its chief exports are slaves and jade. It has many other thriving industries, and is one of the only satraps that may trade freely with nations beyond the Realm.
Its neighbors are the Varangian City-States, to the west, and to the north is a shadowland. Cold House, the dwelling of the DeathLord Eye and Seven Despairs, is very near Harborhead.
Books
Harborhead is described in the first edition sourcebook Houses of the Bull God.
