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	This city is the city of the Aztecs. Evidence of thier agricultural nature is plentiful as you approach the large pyramid in the middle of town. Lush tropical growth springs just beyond the edges of neatly groomed vegetable fields. The peasants and guards all dress appropriately for the heat, and seem enamored of gold, as it is plentiful in their rainments.		This city is the city of the Aztecs. Evidence of thier agricultural nature is plentiful as you approach the large pyramid in the middle of town. Lush tropical growth springs just beyond the edges of neatly groomed vegetable fields. The peasants and guards all dress appropriately for the heat, and seem enamored of gold, as it is plentiful in their rainments.
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		+	The City The Temple
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		+	M Montezuma's House
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		+	D Drapery
		+	G tempting shop
		+	S school
		+	P pottery
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	=Notable Personalities=		=Notable Personalities=
		+	[[Axton]] the town teacher
		+	[[Nezcaluca]] the high priest of Tonatiuh
	=Notable Attractions=		=Notable Attractions=
		+	Temple to Tonatiuh (with altar)
	=Notes=		=Notes=
	*'''Area alignment:''' Chaotic		*'''Area alignment:''' Chaotic
		+	*'''Guards assist:''' NO
	*Dominating the town is a large pyramid in the middle, which is well guarded. On the dias, priests worship the Sun God, [[Tonatiuh]].		*Dominating the town is a large pyramid in the middle, which is well guarded. On the dias, priests worship the Sun God, [[Tonatiuh]].

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Revision as of 16:32, 16 July 2014

This city is the city of the Aztecs. Evidence of thier agricultural nature is plentiful as you approach the large pyramid in the middle of town. Lush tropical growth springs just beyond the edges of neatly groomed vegetable fields. The peasants and guards all dress appropriately for the heat, and seem enamored of gold, as it is plentiful in their rainments.

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Map Key

M Montezuma's House A aviary B bar D Drapery G tempting shop S school P pottery F fruit stall

#: Temple steps (up-down)
*: Map transition
E: Entrance/Exit

Contents 1 Location 2 Notable Personalities 3 Notable Attractions 4 Notes 5 Maps

Location

Tlaxcala is located at (-19, 10, -2) in Tetlacana (Global: (224, -233, -2)).

Notable Personalities

Axton the town teacher Nezcaluca the high priest of Tonatiuh

Notable Attractions

Temple to Tonatiuh (with altar)

Notes

• Area alignment: Chaotic
• Guards assist: NO

• Dominating the town is a large pyramid in the middle, which is well guarded. On the dias, priests worship the Sun God, Tonatiuh.

• Priests summon Hyperiads when attacked.

Maps