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Solkar

It is the capital of Altıngüneş, consisting of open-air palaces and golden stone terraces. One of the twin rulers must carry the crown of war, the other the crown of harvest.

City identity

It is the capital of Altıngüneş, consisting of open-air palaces and golden stone terraces. One of the twin rulers must carry the crown of war, the other the crown of harvest.

City information

Since both existing twins want the crown of war, harvest management is neglected. The trade in wine, spices and mercenaries is strong; water tanks are weak.

Location in Avarra

FieldRecord
ContinentOdraka
RegionThe sun-facing terraces of the western stone deserts
Physical siteA golden-sandstone ridge on the highest step of an oasis chain
AccessOasis caravans, shade arches, and dry streambeds open in harvest season
Nearby tiesKorhasat, the Twin Throne, western spice routes, and nomad water councils

Solkar’s palaces have no roofs: the sky is both witness to the dynasty and enemy to its reservoirs. The city lives through old channels that lift oasis water from terrace to terrace. When the harvest crown is empty or weak, the first thing to fail is not splendour but the daily water of the lower terraces.

City of two crowns

War Terrace holds drill fields, mercenary contracts, and foreign envoys; Harvest Steps carry stores, vineyards, and water shares. Shade Bazaar is a covered arcade where caravans stop at midday and wine and spice trade for water rights. The twins live in one palace but cannot carry the same crown; this rule binds the city’s war power to the limit of its harvest.

Both twins now seek the war crown. With reservoirs weakening, this is plainly more than a family feud: whoever receives the harvest crown will decide which oasis is filled first.

Table tensions

  • Water measures in Shade Bazaar begin showing the seals of both crowns at once.
  • An oasis caravan reaches the capital carrying golden-coloured, undrinkable water.
  • The harvest crown’s former bearer holds a record proving that one twin was never born.