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#1 Cyber-Dave Feb 03, 2011 17:03:54	Title says it all.
#2 mgbeach Feb 03, 2011 17:14:19	the Phoenician city of Tyre en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyre,_Lebanon
#3 naxel Feb 04, 2011 7:22:05	The city-state of Tyr, yes, is Phoenician. Other city-states represent other cultures. Balic-Rome, Gulg-Africa, Draj-Aztec, Nibenay-China, Raam-India/Egypt, Urik-Sumeria
#4 ian.thomson Feb 04, 2011 10:23:57	Well, sorta.  Balic is more Greek, and Nibenay encorporates a lot of the Khmer empire.  Gulg is West and Central African in particular; Raam, Tyr, and a bit of Balic cover North Africa (Greece and Rome both had colonies there). And is anyone else having trouble posting?
#5 Alphastream Feb 07, 2011 17:38:42	I have trouble posting all the time... This is the list I use. Very few are perfect, especially since different authors treat the material differently, but I find the following very satisfying for my games: (By the way, this list comes from the old Dark Sun listserv, with a few adjustments I made) Balik (Greek), ruled by Andropinis Draj (Aztec), ruled by Tectuktitlay Gulg (Central Africa), ruled by queen Lalali-Puy Nibenay (Cambodia/Thai/Angkor Wat), ruled by Nibenay Raam (Egyptian/Hindi), ruled by queen Abalach-Re Tyr (Roman/Phoenician), ruled by Kalak (recently deceased) Urik (Babylonian/Mesopotamia), ruled by Hamanu
#6 Hammerhead Feb 09, 2011 20:28:16	What about New Giustenal? (not sure if that counts as a city or not)
#7 fromost_the_grimm_02 Feb 09, 2011 20:47:12	... Giustenal?  That would be Pompeii. ;)
#8 RalofTyr Feb 10, 2011 0:28:07	Read from the Wanderer's Journal, they're all pretty much Roman in culture, with different themes.