Scythia
In the center of Chorazin sits the capital Scythia, which consists of several smaller city-states, each subordinated to a god.
The heart of the city is the coast east of the river, with its busy harbor and the home of the Palace of Kings, which is assigned to the god Sõda. Many soldiers and their families live here, as well as some politicians and advisors of the king and of course their servants.
Adjacent to it is Primedu's district, which is home to many artists, philosophers, judges and in general rather upper class.
It has a monastery, two orphanages, several large churches, theaters, museums and libraries. Further south on this side of the river is Võltsima's district, where Scythia's largest marketplace and most of the blacksmith shops are located. Residents of this area are mostly middle class.
While there are no districts for Varas or Synnitud, as they are "outcast" gods, their followers mostly make their homes on the eastern border of the city, where a large strip of land is made up of ghettos where those too poor to live in the city proper have taken up quarry ground to work in the city from.
West of the river is Perekõu's area, at whose harbor most of their ships are stationed and from which they fish in the currents of the sea.
Also west is Koopad's area, which a majority of the common laborers, carpenters and middle class craftsmen call home.
The heart of the city is the coast east of the river, with its busy harbor and the home of the Palace of Kings, which is assigned to the god Sõda. Many soldiers and their families live here, as well as some politicians and advisors of the king and of course their servants.
Adjacent to it is Primedu's district, which is home to many artists, philosophers, judges and in general rather upper class.
It has a monastery, two orphanages, several large churches, theaters, museums and libraries. Further south on this side of the river is Võltsima's district, where Scythia's largest marketplace and most of the blacksmith shops are located. Residents of this area are mostly middle class.
While there are no districts for Varas or Synnitud, as they are "outcast" gods, their followers mostly make their homes on the eastern border of the city, where a large strip of land is made up of ghettos where those too poor to live in the city proper have taken up quarry ground to work in the city from.
West of the river is Perekõu's area, at whose harbor most of their ships are stationed and from which they fish in the currents of the sea.
Also west is Koopad's area, which a majority of the common laborers, carpenters and middle class craftsmen call home.
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