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==General== | ==General== | ||
So Habor is a river town in [[Altara]] ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]; [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 26|Ch. 26]]). | So Habor is a river town in [[Altara]] ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]; [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 26|Ch. 26]]). | ||
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* [[Mistress Vadere]] | * [[Mistress Vadere]] | ||
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[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages]] | [[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:53, 4 March 2015
Author: Leora Oldessroth
Contents
General
So Habor is a river town in Altara (CoT, Ch. 5; Ch. 26).
According to Masema, the town contains around three or four thousand people (CoT, Ch. 7). When Perrin visits, the food in the granaries are decaying and the people are troubled by the dead walking (CoT, Ch. 26).
City Layout and Buildings
General
The town lies hard against the river and is encircled by two massive stone walls, the inner wall being taller than the outer wall. Battlements top the walls (CoT, Ch. 26).
A wharf runs from bridge to bridge along the river. The bridges are tall enough so that a barge can sail under them; the bridges lead to black iron-strapped gates into the city. The bridge-gates are the only way in (CoT, Ch. 26).
Some of the dirty streets are quite wide for a town of So Habor’s size, but they feel close. Stone buildings of two and three stories seem to loom up on either side (CoT, Ch. 26).
Buildings
- The Golden Barge Inn (three stories made of gray stone with a slate roof) (CoT, Ch. 26)
- Grain warehouses
People and Customs
Characters from So Habor
- Cowlin, Lord of So Habor
- Mycal Crossin
- Rahema Arnon
- Speral
- Mistress Vadere
