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   * Treason: Execution or exile.
-Leviathan has a distinct pirates' code of laws:
+[[settings:cahyali:dahabu:leviathan|Leviathan]] has a distinct pirates' code of laws.
-  * [[settings:cahyali:dahabu:leviathan#ye_pirates_code|Ye Pirates Code]] (On [[settings:cahyali:dahabu:leviathan|Leviathan]])
 For more information on the history and culture of Dahabu, follow this link: [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVBGOQbAJ0dW75GBpmZ5ws8IfdwMgtnZ9uHXiMeYEw/edit?usp=sharing|Dahabu History & Overview]]
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-**[[settings:cahyali:dahabu:leviathan|Leviathan]]** {UNDER CONSTRUCTION}
+**[[settings:cahyali:dahabu:leviathan|Leviathan:]]** A city sitting in the Al-Kharshi Bay: a haven and mercantile hub for pirates and thieves of all sorts. Black markets run the place here, and a loose pirates' code, as well as the constant threat of retribution, is all that keeps the city in relative peace.
 **The Kharshi Collective:** An organization made up of several towns across the coast of the Al-Kharshi Bay, involved in trade with Ruefang and Ulos. Though it holds little power relative to Leviathan just off the coast, the Kharshi Collective acts as a check to Leviathan's ambitions and effectively keeps the pirates who run it from expanding further inland. Towns within the Collective include the villages of //Amactus, Envaruna, and Syraea//, among others.
-**Abydos, The Holy City:** Abydos is the most religion-fueled city on Dahabu, by far. While the everyday residents are not necessarily fanatics, the holy nature of the city brings in many tourists on pilgrimages from across Cahyali. A few even hail from Jaern. As a theocracy, the city is ruled by priesthoods and all priests within its walls are treated with the utmost respect, save for Vormaxians and Zepherinites, who are acknowledged but not venerated, Almarians - which are afforded the same disdain here as they are in most of Dahabu, and Tenebrians, who are arrested on the spot for demon worship.
+**Abydos, The Holy City:** Abydos is the most religion-fueled city on Dahabu, by far. While the everyday residents are not necessarily fanatics, the holy nature of the city brings in many tourists on pilgrimages from across Cahyali. A few even hail from Jaern. As a theocracy, the city is ruled by priesthoods and all priests within its walls are treated with the utmost respect, save for Vormaxians and Zepherinites, who are acknowledged but not venerated, Almarians - which are afforded the same disdain here as they are in most of Dahabu, and Tenebrans, who are arrested on the spot for demon worship.
 **Tasarazi, Citadel of War:** Built almost entirely from stone, Tasarazi is as tough as they come. The walls are tough. The warriors are tough. The people are tough. Life in Tasarazi is tough. Tasarazi is ruled not by a pharaoh, but by a sultan. This sultan claims they are very different from the pharaoh of Soko, that they clearly are not a monarch. Tasarazi is a city heavily focused on its military, and is the birthplace of the warriors' School of the Wolverine known across Cahyali.
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 ==== Aihtaraq Sandtails ====
-Often living outside of the city-states in small nomadic bands or in large underground tunnel complexes, there are as many sandtail tribes in the Aihtaraq Desert as there are stars in the sky. The nomadic tribes are often contracted as couriers as they drift along long, winding routes from city to city; much of Dahabu's nonmagical logistics is reliant on them. Though the specific culture of a sandtail tribe may differ wildly, many have common threads.
+Often living outside of the city-states in small nomadic bands or in large underground tunnel complexes, there are as many [[lore:races:lizards#desert_sandtails|sandtail]] tribes in the Aihtaraq Desert as there are stars in the sky. The nomadic tribes are often contracted as couriers as they drift along long, winding routes from city to city; much of Dahabu's nonmagical logistics is reliant on them. Though the specific culture of a sandtail tribe may differ wildly, many have common threads.
   * Water is precious. In the desert, no resource is more valuable than water. To steal water is the highest of taboos and crimes, and it is even a common funerary rite to use spells to drain the water from a corpse for recycling.
   * In stationary tribes, the dead are often buried in massive funeral mounds, the largest of which can be several stories of bones and naturally mummified remains. Many tribes believe these mounds lead the spirits of the dead to eternal communion, where they can reach out as one to speak with and guide the living.
   * To do it yourself is to do it with confidence. Sandtail tribes help one another, and it is considered wasteful and arrogant to try and try on one task, rejecting help, in an attempt to improve solo or prove a point. There is little room for waste in the Aihtaraq.