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| Subject: Phoenix City Map Wed Jan 07, 2009 12:28 pm | |
| LegendA = The Forge: Dwarf and Gnome Neighborhood B = BEIR Headquarters C = Sylaith (Faerie-Home): Elf Neighborhood D = Phoenix City University Campus E = Midtown: Human/Mixed Neighborhood F = Merchant's Quarter G = The Furries (Kitsunemimi and Nekomimi Neighborhood) H = Downtown Phoenix City I = City Hall Population FiguresBy Race Total: 397,500 Dolls: 11,925 (3%) Dwarves: 39,750 (10%) Elves: 79,500 (20%) Gargoyles: 3,975 (1%) Gnomes: 39,750 (10%) Grasslanders: 3,975 (1%) Humans: 119,250 (30%) Imps: 19,875 (5%) Kitsunemimi: 39,750 (10%) Nekomimi: 39,750 (10%) By Homes* Dolls: 2385 Homes** Dwarves: 7,950 Homes Elves: 15,900 Homes Gargoyles: 795 Homes*** Gnomes: 7,950 Homes Grasslanders: 795 Homes**** Humans: 23,850 Homes Imps: 3,975 Homes Kitsunemimi: 7,950 Homes Nekomimi: 7,950 Homes By Apartment* Dolls: N/A Dwarves: 79 Apartments Elves: 159 Apartments Gargoyles: N/A Gnomes: 79 Apartments Grasslanders: N/A Humans: 238 Apartments Imps: 39 Apartments Kitsunemimi: 79 Apartments Nekomimi: 79 Apartments *The above assumes that each home has a total of approximately five occupants, including men, women, and children. A home is defined as an apartment consisting of three to five rooms, and a standard apartment building can hold up to one-hundred such apartments. ** 1,190 (approximately 50%) of these belong to the organization known as The Machine. The remainder, not having free will of their own, do not occupy actual homes, but service various families of other races and public buildings. As such, this figure is completely overlapped. *** Gargoyles do not have free status in the city, as they have refused to live by its laws, but are known to inhabit abandoned buildings and the tops of other prominent locales, proving themselves an occasional menace to the populous. **** Grasslanders actually inhabit the lands around Phoenix City; this figure represents merchants who make their home in the commerce district during times of high trade. | |
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