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The City of Home is truly a city of mystery that is nestled in the dunes of the Broken Shores. Unlike many cities that have few records of their origin, Home has no records of its origins. The City is also not recorded on any survey maps of the Terraformed zone, which leaves a question of who actualy built the city. The visible populace of the city might indicate that the city is Clan aligned because the strange tattooed guard sport that alignment, but if an Omni-Tek employee passes them they do not give chase, only holding their posts silently. Additionaly, there is a large population of Neutral merchants among the handful of Clan ones, with the two terminals side by side. Home is the only place in the Terraformed zone where this mixing of merchants and services happen.

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rdfs:label	City of Home
rdfs:comment	The City of Home is truly a city of mystery that is nestled in the dunes of the Broken Shores. Unlike many cities that have few records of their origin, Home has no records of its origins. The City is also not recorded on any survey maps of the Terraformed zone, which leaves a question of who actualy built the city. The visible populace of the city might indicate that the city is Clan aligned because the strange tattooed guard sport that alignment, but if an Omni-Tek employee passes them they do not give chase, only holding their posts silently. Additionaly, there is a large population of Neutral merchants among the handful of Clan ones, with the two terminals side by side. Home is the only place in the Terraformed zone where this mixing of merchants and services happen.
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abstract	The City of Home is truly a city of mystery that is nestled in the dunes of the Broken Shores. Unlike many cities that have few records of their origin, Home has no records of its origins. The City is also not recorded on any survey maps of the Terraformed zone, which leaves a question of who actualy built the city. The visible populace of the city might indicate that the city is Clan aligned because the strange tattooed guard sport that alignment, but if an Omni-Tek employee passes them they do not give chase, only holding their posts silently. Additionaly, there is a large population of Neutral merchants among the handful of Clan ones, with the two terminals side by side. Home is the only place in the Terraformed zone where this mixing of merchants and services happen. If we look at how the city is constructed the clues to its origin or purpose still fail. The city is made of fitted stone that is only seen else where on Rubi-Ka in Avalon where Lord Galahad built he castle and founded his knights, or at the Temple of the Three Winds. This poses a small problem though, since for the Clans to hold, let alone build, as large of a city as Home so far south near Rome would demand a major military retaliation. The city is not built in the Omni-Tek style which almost immediately rules out the chance of it being an Omni-Tek City. Another element to consider is that the city is built very similarly to a Temple city of sorts that has many small dwellings built on top each other with ramps and walkways that go between all the various levels of the city. The huge size of the main temple and the pyramind, along with the force feild would rule out Neutrals as the source of the construction since they would not build something so ambigous or extensive without a stated purpose. Another reason to suspect that the City of Home is not a true Neutral city is that when the ICC Peacekeepers were deployed, no guards were sent to the City of Home. These elements would lead us to conclude that City of Home is not a city that was built by any of the factions on Rubi-Ka, which should strike fear into the hearts of any academic and joy into the hearts of any adventurer since the question then comes up: who built Home?

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