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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">C</span>ities~~ vary depending on climate. Most cities are surrounded by walls, using natural barriers as much as possible for defense, such as rivers, cliffsides, or hills.<br />		Cities vary depending on climate. Most cities are surrounded by walls, using natural barriers as much as possible for defense, such as rivers, cliffsides, or hills.<br />
	Depending on the level of expansion, advanced masonry, wood, [[stone]] blocks, and simple leather huts are built, always starting from what is easily available. Structures common to many settlements are simple guard towers, meeting halls, inns, [[housing]] for families, and aqueducts. Eventually, all [[human]] holdings grow to become strongholds in their lands.		Depending on the level of expansion, advanced masonry, wood, [[stone]] blocks, and simple leather huts are built, always starting from what is easily available. Structures common to many settlements are simple guard towers, meeting halls, inns, [[housing]] for families, and aqueducts. Eventually, all [[human]] holdings grow to become strongholds in their lands.