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       Durpar General
       By: Rognvaldr Date: May 13, 2014, 12:22 am
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       Government:
       Founded:
       Capital:
       Diplomacy: Very Friendly-Friendly-Indifferent-Unfriendly-Very
       Unfriendly
       Might: Terrifying-Mighty-Strong-Moderate-Weak-Feeble-Pathetic
       Prosperity:
       Spectacular-Rich-Affluent-Moderate-Meagre-Destitute-Bankrupt
       Imports:
       Exports:
       Population: Faerun Pop Approx. 100 million
       Common Alignments:
       Religion(s):
       Charter Status:
       Leader(s):
       Temperament:
       Expansionist-Aggressive-Ambitious-Indifferent-Pacifist-Isolation
       ist
       Integrity:
       Irreproachable-Virtuous-Dependable-Sufficient-Questionable-Trait
       orous-Berserk
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       Life and Society
       Major Geographical Features
       Regional History
       Legends and Rumors
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       Durpar is a rather diverse nation of sailors, merchants, and
       pirates. Its people enjoy rather comfortable lives, isolated
       from the worries of the rest of the word by the Raurin Desert
       and the Beastlands.
       The Durpese merchant fleet primarily trade in the Shou Empire,
       peddling olives, citrus and wine, as well as gems from the
       Beastlands.
       Durpar's most unusual feature, however, is the sunken Lilty
       Metropolis just off of its coast. Much of it is now encrusted in
       reef, providing a substantial population of fish, but the
       signature spires and domes of the Lilty are still unmistakable.
       Adventurous entrepreneurs sometimes dive into the ruins, seeking
       valuables artifacts to sell. Some have reported seeing Merfolk
       in the deep, as well as things even more fearsome. No one knows
       exactly how this city came to be at the bottom of the ocean, but
       the people of Durpar enjoy the bounty that it provides.
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