travelbook.culture.desc=The Huari are people who dominate gold and make large stone buildings without using concrete. Their palaces and temples are impressive and for them the emperor is like a deity. Besides that, they love potatoes!
travelbook.villager.huari_armysmith.desc=Army smiths can craft weapons and armor from a wide range of materials such as wool, bronze, wood, and stone.
travelbook.villager.huari_banditwarrior.desc=Men turn to banditry for many reasons but they all share the common goal of profiting from the traveller's woes.
travelbook.villager.huari_boy.desc=He will be a great warrior someday. At least that's what he hopes to be. He is more likely to become a simple farmhand.
travelbook.villager.huari_chickenfarmer.desc=This man farms chickens for a living to supplement the village's food supply.
travelbook.villager.huari_chosenwoman.desc=The Aclla Cuna are also known as the "Virgins of the Sun". They live cloistered lives in temple convents where they perform duties such as weaving.
travelbook.villager.huari_cook.desc=This man is a skilled chef. He can prepare chairo and cook potatoes for the village to enjoy.
travelbook.villager.huari_crafter.desc=Craftsmen are commissioned by the Emperor to produce sophisticated stonework, pottery, and figurines.
travelbook.villager.huari_eliteguard.desc=Nobles from the capital are often appointed with the duty to protect royalty during parades or campaigns. As such, members of this elite retinue are highly trained and well-armed.
travelbook.villager.huari_farmer.desc=This villager is tasked with the important job of managing the village's fields and terraces so the village doesn't starve.
travelbook.villager.huarifemalebandit.desc=For any person, whether male or female, the life of banditry does not discriminate.
travelbook.villager.huari_fisherman.desc=This man catches fish from rivers and lakes to supplement the village's food supply.
travelbook.villager.huari_general.desc=After advancing through the ranks, this officer became a general. He commands a battalion in time of war but for now, he is stationed at a fortress.
travelbook.villager.huari_girl.desc=This girl will grow up into a valuable member of her community some day.
travelbook.villager.huari_highpriestess.desc=The high priestess is a noblewoman who is believed to be the earthly consort of the sun god. She governs the Aclla Cuna and sometimes weaves ritual garments.
travelbook.villager.huari_leader.desc=The Kuraka was granted the role of magistrate by the Emperor to extract taxes or  require mit'a (labor) as a form of tribute. He also has the authority to allocate lands for agriculture.
travelbook.villager.huari_lumberman.desc=Lumbermen are carefully selected to ensure that they are hardy enough to chop trees and haul timber through arduous Huari terrain. They may also serve their military mit'a public service as needed.
travelbook.villager.huari_merchant.desc=Merchants come and go from village to village to trade goods that the people need.
travelbook.villager.huari_merchantfarmer.desc=This merchant visits markets to sell the bounties of the harvest and the fruits of his labor.
travelbook.villager.huari_merchanthunter.desc=This merchant can be seen showing off the pelts of great beasts he has hunted in the mountains. 
travelbook.villager.huari_merchantjeweler.desc=This merchant heads to the nearest market to sell exquisite jewelry to the highest bidder.
travelbook.villager.huari_miner.desc=The miner plows through hills and mountains to acquire minerals that are vital to the Huari civilization.
travelbook.villager.huari_peasant.desc=Peasants work as laborers and farmers, toiling in the terraced fields under the sweltering sun. The foundation of the empire is built from their sweat and blood.
travelbook.villager.huari_peasantwife.desc=House wives spend their days doing chores, fetching goods, and farming crops.
travelbook.villager.huari_prince.desc=The leader of an imperial village. As members of royalty, they enjoy great wealth and status as well as a chance to succeed the Emperor.
travelbook.villager.huari_richwoman.desc=The wealthy and elite wife of the village leader. She spends her time showing off her jewelry and gossiping with other women.
travelbook.villager.huari_shaman.desc=The primary link between the gods and the people. The shaman does his best to ensure a bountiful harvest and protection for the village through offerings and sacrifices.
travelbook.villager.huari_shepherd.desc=After discoving sheep in the new world, the Huari were quick to farm these ovines for their wool and meat.
travelbook.villager.huari_smith.desc=Smiths craft tools from stone and bronze. They use advanced metallurgical techniques to make bronze from tin and copper extracted from the mines.
travelbook.villager.huari_warrior.desc=During war, warriors are called upon by the army to expand and defend the empire.
travelbook.villager.huari_weaver.desc=The Huari are particularly known for their textiles which are woven with care by the local weaver.
travelbook.villager.merchant_Huarifarmer.desc=This Huari merchant sells a wide array of foods, including delicious maize, wah, and masa.
travelbook.villager.merchant_Huarihunter.desc=This merchant shows off his stores of animal goods and weapons, in order to help his customers survive in this world.
travelbook.villager.merchant_Huarishaman.desc=This wandering shaman sells goods from slain monsters, crucial for offerings to the gods.
travelbook.villager.mayan_merchant.desc=Maya merchants occasionally travel to Huari villages to sell their wares now that contact is easier between the two civilizations.
travelbook.villager.merchant_tiwanaku.desc=The Wari and Tiwanaku states are the rival powers of their time but they did not go to war with one another for fear of mutual destruction. So instead, they trade.

travelbook.village.agriculture.desc=Villages like this one are the life blood of the empire for they are the primary food source of the Huari population.
travelbook.village.controlled.desc=A colony where the court of King $name resides.
travelbook.village.controlled_walled.desc=A fortified colony where the court of King $name resides.
travelbook.village.imperial.desc=Members of the royal family preside over their subjects in these imperial centers while they live lavishly in their palaces.
travelbook.village.military.desc=Strategic positions such as this one are heavily fortified to serve as bulwarks of the empire or rallying points for armies.
travelbook.village.religious.desc=Temples and religious complexes are held in great esteem by the Huari. As a result, people congregate at these sacred sites to help in their construction and gain the favor of the gods.

travelbook.building.huariarmyforge.desc=Specialized forges like these are dedicated to supplying the army with the best weapons and armour Huari technology can offer.
travelbook.building.huaribakery.desc=Women come here to cook potatoes to be distributed throughout the village.
travelbook.building.huaribighouse.desc=The home of a well-off ciziten of the Huari empire and his family.
travelbook.building.huaribricks.desc=Bricks are dried and painted in these designated areas.
travelbook.building.huarichickenfarm.desc=The home of a chicken farmer's family and his chickens.
travelbook.building.huaricrafter.desc=The craftsman's workshop where he can be seen artfully manufacturing ornamented blocks with his trusty chisel.
travelbook.building.huaricrafter.desc=The workshop of the crafter, this place sells stone tools and gold ornaments.
travelbook.building.huarifarm.desc=This is where the village harvests its crops. Here, they grow potatoes, maize, and wheat.
travelbook.building.huarifishery.desc=A small pond where a fisherman may catch fish.
travelbook.building.huariforge.desc=This forge produces bronze, gold, cauldrons, and tools that the village can use.
travelbook.building.huarigrove.desc=The lumberman comes here every now and then to collect firewood and plant saplings.
travelbook.building.huariguard.desc=This is the home of a soldier who is sworn to defend his village and spread the glory of the empire.
travelbook.building.huarihouse.desc=The simple home of an average ciziten of the Huari empire and his family.
travelbook.building.huariinn.desc=The inn provides guests such as merchants a place to stay for the night.
travelbook.building.huarilumberhouse.desc=A house occupied by the village lumberman and his family.
travelbook.building.huarimarket.desc=Merchants from surrounding provinces visit markets so that they may sell their wares.
travelbook.building.huariquarry.desc=The quarry provides the village with stone upon which ancient Andean architecture is built upon.
travelbook.building.huarisheepfarm.desc=This is where the village gets meat and wool.
travelbook.building.huaritemple.desc=An impressive temple dedicated to a certain deity.
travelbook.building.huariweaverhouse.desc=This is where the weaver weaves various textiles for the village.
travelbook.building.huariwheatterraces.desc=Due to the mountainous nature of their environment, the Huari became masters of terrace agriculture which they use to great effect.

travelbook.building.huaribandithome.desc=The hideout of a pair of bandits.
travelbook.building.huariqullqa.desc=The qullqa shares its name with the patron deity of warehousing. Due to the uncertainty of agriculture in the high mountains, the empire needed to build these storage buildings along roads to supply food in times of need.
travelbook.building.lonehuarifarm.desc=A remote farm.
travelbook.building.huaribandithome.desc=The hideout of a pair of bandits.
travelbook.building.lonehuariruin.desc=A testament of glory and ruin.

travelbook.building.huaricistern.desc=This cistern stores water underground, mainly for use in irrigation.
travelbook.building.huarigarden.desc=A sacred garden.
travelbook.building.huarisacredsquare.desc=A small holy site.
travelbook.building.huarishrine.desc=Shrines are sacred places built in tribute to a certain deity, ancestor, or hero.
travelbook.building.huariushnu.desc=A pyramid where a figure of authority may preside at important ceremonies.
travelbook.building.huariwatch-tower.desc=A fortified watchtower from which to alert the village of approaching foes.

travelbook.huariplayerpalace.desc=A majestic palace commissioned for a great leader who has climbed to the top of Huari society through sheer grit and tenacity. 
travelbook.playerhouse.desc=A house in the village built for an honorary visitor.

travelbook.bigtemple.desc=The center of a religious village where the shaman, the high priestess, and the chosen women reside.
travelbook.huarifort.desc=The Pukara is a hilltop fortress usually built near the war-torn fringes of the empire to act as a defensive barrier or refuge. A general and his men are stationed here.
travelbook.huaripalace.desc=The royal palace is a splendid structure whose imposing grandeur is a symbol of the local prince's wealth and status.
travelbook.Kallanka.desc=As the center of the agricultural village, the Kallanka functions both as a large warehouse and an administrative building.

travelbook.trade_good.potato.desc=This versatile crop is a staple of Huari cuisine, feeding their entire civilization as it is boiled, mashed, roasted, fermented, and stewed.


















