Siksraja Kads Raja
Housing
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Overview
Kads Raja is Rakash for 'Some Homes.'
Clustered among the taffleberry bushes, a small group of homes is nestled into the forest's edge. The deceptively smooth blue-black surface of Lake Dzive Ezer (Life Lake) can be seen glistening beyond the clearing where animals have trampled a path from forest to shore. A distant mountain range rises majestically above the water. Occasional hints of roasted meat or wood smoke blend with a damp lake aroma whenever the wind shifts direction. Echoing softly among the old oak trees, an overhead bird issues a plaintive call to its mate as it heads towards the village.
Homes
| Location | Category | Restrictions | Owner | Appearance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Siksraja Outskirts, Kads Raja - 1 | Middle Class, Rural | Finnris | cozy oak frame cottage | |
| Siksraja Outskirts, Kads Raja - 1 | Middle Class, Rural | Melain | unremarkable cottage | |
| Siksraja Outskirts, Kads Raja - 1 | Middle Class, Rural | Dallana | red fir frame home | |
| Siksraja Outskirts, Kads Raja - 1 | Middle Class, Rural | Remyngton | thatch-roofed oak frame cottage sitting behind terraces of red-bricked seasonal gardens | |
| Kads Raja, Under the Knarled Oak - 2 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Cordie | unremarkable cottage |
| Kads Raja, Under the Knarled Oak - 2 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Rakeklis | sturdy oak log cabin |
| Kads Raja, Under the Knarled Oak - 2 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Gidal | unremarkable dwelling |
| Kads Raja, Twin Trees - 3 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Zagyab | rustic pine log cabin with a sign saying "Gone Fishing!" hanging on the front door |
| Kads Raja, Twin Treess - 3 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Vadivat | thatch-roofed red-shuttered cottage |
| Kads Raja, Twin Trees - 3 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Malykai | knotty oak frame home sitting behind terraces of red-bricked seasonal gardens |
| Kads Raja, Natural Barrier - 4 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Gwenoviere | dark pine log cabin |
| Kads Raja, Natural Barrier - 4 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Vanzok | cedar-trimmed red fieldstone cabin |
| Kads Raja, Natural Barrier - 4 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Vekara | honey-colored hickory frame house with painted white shutters framing the windows |
| Kads Raja, Natural Barrier - 4 | Middle Class, Rural | Rakash | Tekhelet | cozy fieldstone cottage surrounded by several flickering will-o-wisps |
Kads Raja - 1
[Siksraja Outskirts, Kads Raja]
While the ground cover here has been thinned, a sizeable stand of old oak guards the space between the forest and the clearing before the lake. Beneath the oaks, accommodations have been constructed for those who did not wish to reside in the Village proper or for travelers.
Obvious paths: north, south.
Kads Raja - 2
[Kads Raja, Under the Knarled Oak]
Clustered under a particularly gnarled oak, a group of homes is arranged so that the front doors face the clearing and the lake beyond. The backs of the homes butt the trunk of the tree. You also see an oak tree.
Kads Raja - 3
[Kads Raja, Twin Trees]
Two good-sized trees flank a cluster of taffelberry bushes that runs well back into the forest. One limb, a hair's breadth above the reach of a Gor'Tog, arches out from the closest tree. A narrow trail of bent grass reveals a route often used by animals traveling back and forth from the forest to the lake.
Kads Raja - 4
[Kads Raja, Natural Barrier]
The forest forms a thick backdrop with a mixture of new and old growth and various heights of brush. No visible pathway presents itself; instead the trees and bushes appear to have conspired to form a living wall of limbs and branches entwined with grass and vines. To the southwest, some shacks can be glimpsed through a thin stand of trees.