Timinhor - Revision history

Gronk at 18:25, 30 November 2025

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	'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - [[nomarch\|nomarchs]] are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - [[nomarch\|nomarchs]] are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of [[catfolk]] have settled in the area.

	Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].		Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].

Gronk at 18:15, 19 March 2024

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	'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - nomarchs are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - [[nomarch\|nomarchs]] are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.

	Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].		Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].

Gronk at 02:56, 2 February 2024

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	\|nation = [[Khapesh]]		\|nation = [[Khapesh]]
	\|ruler = -		\|ruler = -
	\|government = ~~Viziership~~		\|government = Nome
	\|demonym = Timin		\|demonym = Timin
	\|adjective = Timinhor		\|adjective = Timinhor
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	\|demographics = Highly cosmopolitan, but majority [[human]]		\|demographics = Highly cosmopolitan, but majority [[human]]
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	'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - ~~viziers~~ are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - nomarchs are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.

	Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].		Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].
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	* Pomegranate orchards		* Pomegranate orchards

			{{CitiesKhapesh}}

	~~{{CitiesKhapesh}}~~
	[[Category:Khapesh]]		[[Category:Khapesh]]
	[[Category:Sangora Desolation]]		[[Category:Sangora Desolation]]

Gronk at 18:36, 13 January 2024

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	\|demonym = Timin		\|demonym = Timin
	\|adjective = Timinhor		\|adjective = Timinhor
	\|population = ~54,000		\|population = ~103,000
	\|demographics = Highly cosmopolitan, but majority human		\|demographics = Highly cosmopolitan, but majority [[human]]
	}}		}}
	'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other ~~races~~. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 103,000, primarily [[human]] with minorities of many other ancestries. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.

	Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].		Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].

Gronk at 04:46, 25 January 2023

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	'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. ~~Travellers~~ to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area~~, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air~~.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travelers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area.

	Timinhor's patron ~~deities are Sekhmet and Bastet~~.		Timinhor's patron deity is [[Amathaunta]].

	== People and points of interest ==		== People and points of interest ==
	* Temple of ~~Sekhmet~~		* Temple of Amathaunta
	* Temple of Bastet
	* Docks		* Docks
	* Markets		* Markets
	* Pomegranate orchards~~, kept by the temple to Sekhmet~~		* Pomegranate orchards

Gronk at 21:36, 17 May 2022

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	'''Timinhor''' ~~(pronounced~~ TIM-in-orr) is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.		'''Timinhor''' {{Pronunciation\|TIM-in-orr}} is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.

	Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.		Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.

Gronk at 17:08, 7 May 2022

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	'''Timinhor''' (pronounced ~~tim~~-in-~~ORR~~) is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.		'''Timinhor''' (pronounced TIM-in-orr) is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.

	Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.		Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.

Gronk at 17:07, 7 May 2022

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	'''Timinhor''' is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.		'''Timinhor''' (pronounced tim-in-ORR) is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.

	Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.		Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.

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|name = Timinhor
|image =
|nation = [[Khapesh]]
|ruler = -
|government = Viziership
|demonym = Timin
|adjective = Timinhor
|population = ~54,000
|demographics = Highly cosmopolitan, but majority human
}}
'''Timinhor''' is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Travellers to Timinhor are advised to watch their backs and purses - both petty thievery and more serious crimes are somewhat common, and the city’s reputation precedes it. A great deal of trade passes up and down the river through Timinhor, and many less savory types desire a part of that wealth. The city is run in large part by nearly institutionalized bribery and protection rackets - viziers are generally willing to look the other way (or engage in it themselves) as long as peace is kept, and city leadership that attempts reforms generally does not last long. Timinhor is also unique in having twin patron deities in Sekhmet and Bastet. While the temple to Sekhmet is larger and more prominent, the behaviors of many in the city naturally draw them to worship of Bastet. The city is also well known for the many, almost non-stop festivals that take place, most blurring the line between worship and revelry. Timinhor has a population of about 54,000, primarily human with minorities in many other races. In particular, a number of catfolk have settled in the area, drawn in part by the appeal of the city’s patrons and warm desert air.

Timinhor's patron deities are Sekhmet and Bastet.

== People and points of interest ==
* Temple of Sekhmet
* Temple of Bastet
* Docks
* Markets
* Pomegranate orchards, kept by the temple to Sekhmet

{{CitiesKhapesh}}
[[Category:Khapesh]]
[[Category:Sangora Desolation]]
[[Category:Settlements]]
[[Category:Khapesh/Settlements]]
[[Category:Cities]]
[[Category:Khapesh/Cities]]