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	Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.		Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.

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	Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.		Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.

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	Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.		Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.

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CourseDirector at 17:37, 16 November 2018

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	In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth received its modern name from the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]], who ruled Khornth until roughly the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period of the Mage Wars]].		In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth received its modern name from the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]], who ruled Khornth until roughly the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period of the Mage Wars]].

	Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by [[~~Uther~~]].		Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by [[Eieber]].

	==Life Under Dragon Rule==		==Life Under Dragon Rule==

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History

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	Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].		Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].

	In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth received its modern name from the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]], who ruled Khornth until roughly the ~~begining~~ of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period of the Mage Wars]].		In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth received its modern name from the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]], who ruled Khornth until roughly the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period of the Mage Wars]].

	Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.		Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by [[Uther]].

	==Life Under Dragon Rule==		==Life Under Dragon Rule==

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	Khornth Is a city in the [[Upper Thenius\|Thenius River Delta]]{where the Thenius meets [[Lake Bara]]. During the [[Ages]] of the [[Alliance]], Khornth became an important hub of commerce and a major fishing port for the lakes.		Khornth Is a city in the [[Upper Thenius\|Thenius River Delta]], where the Thenius meets [[Lake Bara]]. During the [[Ages]] of the [[Alliance]], Khornth became an important hub of commerce and a major fishing port for the lakes.

	==History==		==History==
	Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].		Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].

	In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth ~~was taken over and given it's~~ modern name by the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]]~~. He~~ ruled Khornth until roughly the begining of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period]] of the [[Mage Wars]].		In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth received its modern name from the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]], who ruled Khornth until roughly the begining of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period of the Mage Wars]].

	Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but ~~it was~~ quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.		Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.

	==Life Under Dragon Rule==		==Life Under Dragon Rule==
	~~Despite being~~ a major trade center on the [[Agras Plain]], Khornth is still most famous for ~~the~~ time ~~it spent~~ under the ~~tyanical rule~~ of a fallen dragon. Sources dating to the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] typically paint [[Khornthises]] as ~~a brutal tyrant, who~~ ruled only through fear and intimidation, and regularly ~~feasted~~ on his subjects. However, contemporary accounts reveal that he was actually a fair - if very strict - leader, and that many of his subjects were ~~actually very~~ thankful to live ~~there~~.		Although a major trade center on the [[Agras Plain]], Khornth is still most famous for its time under the tyranny of a fallen dragon. Sources dating to the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] typically paint [[Khornthises]] as having ruled only through fear and intimidation, and regularly feasting on his subjects. However, contemporary accounts reveal that he was actually a fair - if very strict - leader, and that many of his subjects were thankful to live under him.

	While Khornthises himself lived a very decadent life, he was also careful to see to it that his subjects ~~ahd~~ plenty to eat, even using dragon magic to improve the yield of their crops to some extent. He also organized a powerful army and personally trained human wizards to man the city's [[Mage Tower]].		While Khornthises himself lived a very decadent life, he was also careful to see to it that his subjects had plenty to eat, even using dragon magic to improve the yield of their crops to some extent. He also organized a powerful army and personally trained human wizards to man the city's [[Mage Tower]].

	The city had a strict but thorough set of laws, and for ~~it's~~ era was probably one of the fairest legal environments in the region. Everything hinged ~~around a single precident that was described as~~ "The One Rule", which stated very simply "The Law is to be applied to all humans equally, male, female, young, old, citizen, or visitor, regardless of any difference or inequality." Essentially, everyone was to be tried the same.		The city had a strict but thorough set of laws, and for its era was probably one of the fairest legal environments in the region. Everything hinged upon "The One Rule", which stated very simply "The Law is to be applied to all humans equally, male, female, young, old, citizen, or visitor, regardless of any difference or inequality". Essentially, everyone was to be tried the same.

	Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.		Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.

CourseDirector at 19:46, 9 June 2013

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	Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].		Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].

	In [[B.G.A.]] ~~900~~, Khornth was taken over and given it's modern name by the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]]. He ruled Khornth until roughly the begining of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period]] of the [[Mage Wars]].		In [[B.G.A.]] 877, Khornth was taken over and given it's modern name by the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]]. He ruled Khornth until roughly the begining of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period]] of the [[Mage Wars]].

	Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but it was quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.		Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but it was quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.

			==Life Under Dragon Rule==
			Despite being a major trade center on the [[Agras Plain]], Khornth is still most famous for the time it spent under the tyanical rule of a fallen dragon. Sources dating to the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] typically paint [[Khornthises]] as a brutal tyrant, who ruled only through fear and intimidation, and regularly feasted on his subjects. However, contemporary accounts reveal that he was actually a fair - if very strict - leader, and that many of his subjects were actually very thankful to live there.

			While Khornthises himself lived a very decadent life, he was also careful to see to it that his subjects ahd plenty to eat, even using dragon magic to improve the yield of their crops to some extent. He also organized a powerful army and personally trained human wizards to man the city's [[Mage Tower]].

			The city had a strict but thorough set of laws, and for it's era was probably one of the fairest legal environments in the region. Everything hinged around a single precident that was described as "The One Rule", which stated very simply "The Law is to be applied to all humans equally, male, female, young, old, citizen, or visitor, regardless of any difference or inequality." Essentially, everyone was to be tried the same.

			Strikingly, there were no jails in Khornth; criminals were punished by indentured servitude. More serious offenses might be worthy of banishment, while the most heinous crimes were punished by death. The method of execution was always the same: Khornthises would eat you. This is the only documented situation in which he ate his subjects, and this being the height of the Mage Wars, it did happen quite frequently.

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Khornth Is a city in the [[Upper Thenius|Thenius River Delta]]{where the Thenius meets [[Lake Bara]]. During the [[Ages]] of the [[Alliance]], Khornth became an important hub of commerce and a major fishing port for the lakes.

==History==
Archaeological excavations suggests there has been a city on the site since at least the [[Age of Darkness]].

In [[B.G.A.]] 900, Khornth was taken over and given it's modern name by the [[Dragon]] sorcerer [[Khornthises]]. He ruled Khornth until roughly the begining of the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period|Second Chaotic Period]] of the [[Mage Wars]].

Khornthises was killed by a small group of adventurers and the city liberated, but it was quickly taken over by a human mage. Mages ruled the city until the end of the wars, when it was conquered by Uther.