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Ali Durust and Guards

Ali Durust likes Simurgh, he likes it as it is new, and growing, and vibrant and most importantly a profitable town.

Simurghs Southern Entrance

This initial success is due to the heroic efforts of Erland and Eydis the outlanders who saw off the bandit and raider problem that had turned the once former prosperous town into an almost abandoned forgotten dustbowl.

Eydis and Erland

 

This allowed the priests of Apis to set up their shrine, and make some watchtowers, and walls to keep the heathens out.
So far this deterrent has worked.
Simurgh's Market Quarter

 

However, many of the locals fear that the bandits would return should Erland and Eydis ever leave.
So once again, and again with only a minor tax increase, the priests of Apis have come to the aid of the normal good folk of Simurgh.

They have constructed a barracks block for the new town Watch to be housed in.

Barracks Block

 

These loyal and dedicated watchmen will keep Simurgh safe from foreign threats.

Simurgh Town Watch

Learn more at Crom's Anvil.
Where games of legend are forged.

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By the Gods!!
The production moulds have been forged and the figures are starting to be cast, molten metal wonderousness!

You can Pre-Order some of the new figures right now.

ERLAND

EYDIS

 

UTUSEB WARRIOR WITH AXE 1

 

UTUSEB WARRIOR WITH AXE 2

 

UTUSEB WARRIOR WITH BOW

 

UTUSEB WARRIOR WITH SPEAR

 

Anticipated shipping of PRE-ORDERS is the week commencing the 18th of June.

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Not everyone has the need for a tent when in the Open Steppe.

Ali Durust thinks you really should buy one though, maybe one from him, like this?

Or this?

But maybe you are made of sterner stuff and are not afraid of the night sky, maybe you are happy to just sleep under the stars, like this?

If you like the open steppe, a fleet horse, falcons at your wrist, and the wind in your hair,  maybe this is for you:

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When Erland and Eydis saw off the bandits that plagued the area of the Eastern Desert where the small village of Simurgh lay, little did they know that they would change the face of it forever.

Only a year ago Simurgh was a near abandoned village of a few desperate souls.

Now it has grown and is a prosperous small town on a once again busy trade route.
Rich and vibrant, Simurgh has grown, with an established temple and priesthood, solid stone walls,

a market quarter:

Money is pouring into the town, and people want bigger buildings, two storey structures once rare, are rapidly becoming common place and the influx of people from outside the area means a greater diversity in terms of architecture and goods...

Two Storey House and Two Storey House With Stairs Now Available.

Why not move to Simurgh, Ali Durust can cut you a good deal on a house!

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