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''' | '''Khito''' is a major city in Lower [[Khapesh]]. Located near the southern tip of the [[Aur Delta]], Khito is home to around 47,000 people, with an abnormally large elf and half-elf population compared to elsewhere in Khapesh. Khito is home to many craftspeople who sell their wares downriver, and the city is regarded as having the finest weavers in the kingdom. Enterprising individuals have recently brought special mechanical creations from [[Tamiat]] that partially automate the weaving process, which has caused a great deal of unhappiness and some unrest in Khito. Priests of Neith view tending their apiaries as part of their worship, and the city is well known for its honey and mead. South of the river from Khito lies a sprawling ruin of ancient fortifications, a relic from the city’s status as the southern reach of the unified delta thousands of years ago. | ||
Khito's patron deity is Neith. | Khito's patron deity is Neith. | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 13 January 2022
Khito is a major city in Lower Khapesh. Located near the southern tip of the Aur Delta, Khito is home to around 47,000 people, with an abnormally large elf and half-elf population compared to elsewhere in Khapesh. Khito is home to many craftspeople who sell their wares downriver, and the city is regarded as having the finest weavers in the kingdom. Enterprising individuals have recently brought special mechanical creations from Tamiat that partially automate the weaving process, which has caused a great deal of unhappiness and some unrest in Khito. Priests of Neith view tending their apiaries as part of their worship, and the city is well known for its honey and mead. South of the river from Khito lies a sprawling ruin of ancient fortifications, a relic from the city’s status as the southern reach of the unified delta thousands of years ago.
Khito's patron deity is Neith.
People and points of interest
- Temple of Neith
- Apiaries
- The Looms
- Ruins