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<\/a><\/p>\nCertainly, the city still uses jade in trade agreements with other cities on Lustra and beyond, and they use it in jewelry and in their magic use.\u00a0 But gold is still king, and since Prince Sazim has taken hold of Lakmari, he hasn’t really needed the stuff.\u00a0 It’s still mined to some extent, but not as fervently as it was in the past\u2014at least, not by the people of Lakmari, as far as they know.\u00a0 Still, the symbol of the jade crystal has been a part of their culture for years.<\/p>\n
Now here’s the interesting thing.\u00a0 Lakmari itself is celebrated as a bit of a haven.\u00a0 Most people don’t leave the city except in very rare instances, with one of them being the lottery system that allegedly sends people out into the wonderful, wider world.\u00a0 To that extent, it’s only in the cases of those pilgrims that you would expect to see the sigil go out into the greater world, whether in painted form, or flowing atop a ship or a carriage or the like.<\/p>\n Now, that’s not technically to say that it’s always been that way.\u00a0 In the past, and maybe in the future, we’ll see the jade crystal fly again.\u00a0 It’s just that at this case in time, they’re very protective (perhaps for more nefarious reasons than you might guess).\u00a0 All that said, you’d still see the banner of Lakmari flying from the city’s palace, and perhaps at the odd shop or inn present in the city.<\/p>\n As always, we close with a look at Lakmari’s sigil, sized for phone backgrounds.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n