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The [[oasis]] at the termination of the [[Beni Massat]] river. It is dominated by five great palm trees, which have been named after the foremost pillars of Pharazian society: Honor, Family, Purity, Hospitality, and Piety. The oasis is known as a place of refuge because [[Sheikh]] [[Rashiq ibn Zufar al-Malak]], whose [[Nomads of Pharazia|desert warriors]] defend the oasis, makes it so.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "Secrets of Pharazia", p.194</ref> | The [[oasis]] at the termination of the [[Beni Massat]] river. It is dominated by five great palm trees, which have been named after the foremost pillars of Pharazian society: Honor, Family, Purity, Hospitality, and Piety. The oasis is known as a place of refuge because [[Sheikh]] [[Rashiq ibn Zufar al-Malak]], whose [[Nomads of Pharazia|desert warriors]] defend the oasis, makes it so.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "[[Secrets of Pharazia]]", p.194</ref> | ||
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The oasis at the termination of the Beni Massat river. It is dominated by five great palm trees, which have been named after the foremost pillars of Pharazian society: Honor, Family, Purity, Hospitality, and Piety. The oasis is known as a place of refuge because Sheikh Rashiq ibn Zufar al-Malak, whose desert warriors defend the oasis, makes it so.[1]
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 29, "Secrets of Pharazia", p.194
