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'''Muhar''' is the principal settlement in what remains of once proud and mighty Akiri civilisation. This [[hamlet]] constituting of mud brick houses has a population of 300, of which two-thirds are described as "foreign slaves". [Chilling Tales?] Figures of consequence include local nobles [Chilling Tales?] and the [[Snefru|high priest]] of the [[Temple of Muhar]]. | '''Muhar''' is the principal settlement in what remains of once proud and mighty Akiri civilisation. This [[hamlet]] constituting of mud brick houses has a population of 300, of which two-thirds are described as "foreign slaves". [Chilling Tales?] Figures of consequence include local nobles [Chilling Tales?] and the [[Snefru|high priest]] of the [[Temple of Muhar]]. | ||
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Muhar is the principal settlement in what remains of once proud and mighty Akiri civilisation. This hamlet constituting of mud brick houses has a population of 300, of which two-thirds are described as "foreign slaves". [Chilling Tales?] Figures of consequence include local nobles [Chilling Tales?] and the high priest of the Temple of Muhar.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Ravenloft Third Edition |
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Ravenloft Third Edition - pp147-148 | |
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Darklords - p8 | |
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Mudar |
