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An arid village in the foothills in the borderlands of Hakan. It is near [[San Citlán]]. It is the base of operations of the popular local outlaw hero [[La Paloma]] who leads a revolutionary struggle against the wealthy land barons of San Citlan who economically oppress the locals of the region | An arid village in the foothills in the borderlands of Hakan. It is near [[San Citlán]]. It is the base of operations of the popular local outlaw hero [[La Paloma]] who leads a revolutionary struggle against the wealthy land barons of San Citlan who economically oppress the locals of the region | ||
What also makes this region unusual is how in rare cases the dead do not pass on but remain as undead here and especially in [[San | What also makes this region unusual is how in rare cases the dead do not pass on but remain as undead here and especially in [[San Citlán]] | ||
Here the local tavern is operated by one such of these self aware and non hostile undead. Unlike zombies or ghouls as they are known this bartender seem to think and act as they did in life, seeking to cause no harm to any.This strange phenomenon seems to be a byproduct of the regional observance the [[Night of the Remembered]] | Here the local tavern is operated by one such of these self aware and non hostile undead. Unlike zombies or ghouls as they are known this bartender seem to think and act as they did in life, seeking to cause no harm to any.This strange phenomenon seems to be a byproduct of the regional observance the [[Night of the Remembered]] | ||
Milpazul is also the birthplace of gnomish Pepper merchant and [[Spicy Brothers]] partner, [[Bill Bittinger]] | Milpazul is also the birthplace of gnomish Pepper merchant and [[Spicy Brothers]] partner, [[Bill Bittinger]] | ||