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'''Laham''' {{Pronunciation|la-HOM}} is a small city in southeastern [[Erenon]]. Only partially abandoned during the plagues, the city has almost regrown to its former size. Many inhabitants of Laham are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants from [[ | '''Laham''' {{Pronunciation|la-HOM}} is a small city in southeastern [[Erenon]]. Only partially abandoned during the plagues, the city has almost regrown to its former size. Many inhabitants of Laham are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants from [[Dalbanu]], particularly from the regions around the cities of [[Marad]] and [[Goza]]. | ||
Today Laham is one of the largest cities in Erenon, second only to [[Wymoor]]. The farms around the city have grown around | Today Laham is one of the largest cities in Erenon, second only to [[Wymoor]]. The farms around the city have grown around scattered and decaying ancient cyclopean ruins. Material from the ruins has been widely repurposed to construct walls and homes around Laham, often with etchings and reliefs in the stonework left visible. | ||
Laham is ruled by a mayor appointed by the city's temple of | Laham is ruled by a mayor appointed by the city's temple of [[Aduntarri]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:45, 10 October 2024
Laham (pronounced la-HOM) is a small city in southeastern Erenon. Only partially abandoned during the plagues, the city has almost regrown to its former size. Many inhabitants of Laham are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants from Dalbanu, particularly from the regions around the cities of Marad and Goza.
Today Laham is one of the largest cities in Erenon, second only to Wymoor. The farms around the city have grown around scattered and decaying ancient cyclopean ruins. Material from the ruins has been widely repurposed to construct walls and homes around Laham, often with etchings and reliefs in the stonework left visible.
Laham is ruled by a mayor appointed by the city's temple of Aduntarri.