Category:Rabao/Places of Interest

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Hidden away in a corner of the Western Altepa Desert is the township of Rabao. This dusty settlement is gathered around an underground natural freshwater spring, and is accessed through a cave from the desert itself.

Rabao boasts very little in the way of permanent structures; the tents, which are so common in this region, are the main accommodations. The exceptions are a few wooden structures:

	Two tall wooden windpumps pull the water from the spring to keep the central oasis filled.
	A series of wooden walls guard the entrance to what is now the Auction House area. These appear to be defensive in nature and indicate that Rabao may originally have been much smaller than its present size.

Given the spread-out, seemingly haphazard layout of the town, I have divided it up into areas rather than try to identify a patch of sand as a residence or business.

Rabao Areas Auction House Commercial Area Rabao Springs Southern Rabao Click the location on the map or select the link above for more information