ayenee:location:ayenee_slave_auction
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| ===== The Slave Economy ===== | ===== The Slave Economy ===== | ||
| - | Since Ayenee has no enforceable law and order, slavery is more-or-less legal and tolerated in Ayenee. The only prerequisite to becoming a slave was being captured, so random people would sometimes end up being auctioned as slave. Ayenee slaves were notorious for running away, and were often re-sold to new owners for additional profit if caught again. | + | Since Ayenee has no enforceable law and order, slavery is more-or-less legal and tolerated in Ayenee. The only prerequisite to becoming a slave was being captured, so random people would sometimes end up being auctioned as slave. |
| ==== Selling Slaves ==== | ==== Selling Slaves ==== | ||
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| It was fairly common for good Samaritans to buy slaves just to free them. | It was fairly common for good Samaritans to buy slaves just to free them. | ||
| - | ====== Description | + | ===== Description ==== |
| The slave auction had a large stage where the slaves were auctioned to a crowd in the pit below. Behind the stage was a large array of cells. Slaves were typically moved with manacles and shackles or in large metal cages. There were expendable guards all over the place. | The slave auction had a large stage where the slaves were auctioned to a crowd in the pit below. Behind the stage was a large array of cells. Slaves were typically moved with manacles and shackles or in large metal cages. There were expendable guards all over the place. | ||
ayenee/location/ayenee_slave_auction.txt · Last modified: 2018/01/14 08:48 by wes
