Raffe
Raffe is on the coast of the Sea of Baal in north-central . It has some port facilities on the coast and supports a small fishing industry. However, the city itself is located about half a mile inland, with strong walls and a military force to patrol the trade route through the area. Watered by moisture from the Sea of Baal, Raffe has extensive vineyards and wineries, and also fields of grain and breweries for beer. Most of the production is sent west to the larger cities in Lower Khemit.
The city has a temple to Geb, Khemitian deity of the earth, and a few shrines to other personal-protection deities, but they are generally attended by only a small portion of the population. More popular is the temple to Anumon, god of gates and keeper of laws, whose worship spread from Numeda. Claiming authority over admitting souls to the afterlife, Anumon calls into question the authority of the many Khemitian deities with responsibility for some aspect of death. The personal qualities of the god’s priests can seldom be faulted, however, so the religion receives grudging acceptance by the religious hierarchy of Khemit.
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