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Tashalar

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Map of Tashalar
Map of Tashalar
Tashalar
Capital Tashluta
Area Chultan peninsula
Government Merchant oligarchy
Population 889,920
Races
Humans94%
Lizardfolk4%
Yuan-ti1%
Other1%
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Religions Chauntea, Malar, Savras, Waukeen
Imports Beef, fruit, silver, slaves
Exports Cheese, dyed fabric, glass, olive oil, olives, seafood, spices, wine
Alignment

Source: FRCS, p. 105

Tashalar is a small, exotic country located on a strip of coast along the southern Shining Sea.[1]. It lies just east of the Chult peninsula, and west of the magic realm of Halruaa.

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[edit] Life and Society

The small city-states in Tashalar are home to various wealthy mercantile families who live quite lavishly. In essence they rule the country through various merchant consortiums. Commoners of the region typically make their living working in the fields, groves or vineyards of these merchants' estates. Failing this, they can commonly find work as sailors, shipwrights, sail makers and provisioners, all contributing to the trade of the region's goods.[1]

Hunting is a popular sport in Tashalar as there are many deadly creatures to be found in the jungles. The indigenous spicy food are quite popular as are various strong wines, all of which is popular dining fare. Tashlarans obsess over the future; they can often be found pouring over sets of the cards in terms of personal divinations, often calling to the deity Savras.[1]

[edit] Geography

[edit] Jungles

Black Jungles
Jungles of many yuan-ti tribes, at least one of which who is allied with the Rundeen consortium.[1]
Mhair Jungles
Jungles that are home to scattered yuan-ti and some tribes of wild dwarves.[1]

[edit] Mountains

Hazuk Mountains
Mountains near Tashalar are rich in gold and iron.[1]

[edit] Important Sites

[edit] Cities

Tashluta
The capital of Tashalar and the main point of arrival of nearly all outsiders to Tashalar.[1]

[edit] Official Material

[edit] Regional feats

[edit] Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Ed Greenwood, Sean K. Reynolds, Skip Williams, Rob Heinsoo (June 2001). Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition, p. 105. Wizards of the CoastISBN 0-7869-1836-5.