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 **Togi** is a forest settlement in the murky depths of the wildlife between [[place:Kethi City|Kethi]] and [[place:Njoty]] - the town is set mostly in the trees for the sake of catching light of the sun, and is accordingly sparsely populated, as it is quite an effort. The inhabitants of Togi tend to be rather self-sufficient, and the town is made up of rag-tag individualists with strong agendas. Despite this, Togi is friendly to visitors, though it rarely receives any. A handful of families have permanently settled here.
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 The route from Njoty to Togi is a forested morass that's easy to get lost in, with the path to Kethi City in turn a hazardous footpath requiring hardy hiking boots to traverse safely.
+===== Subculture =====
+The Togi subculture is just shy of non-existent, in that the inhabitants would have difficulty agreeing on much of anything other than the standard Sehtoan ethical practises. That results in some commonality in and of itself, however, and Togians tend to consider their settlement something of a safe haven for eccentrics. Of course, the strife in the settlement (however 'normal') makes for a strained backdrop for those in puberty or young adults, and so it's considered customary for Togians to adventure out of Togi at some point in their life and taste the other cultures they're bound to dislike the blandness of.
+From a Togian perspective, they would consider their 'community' peaceful - and by some definitions, it certainly is. It's been decades since any notable crime. Furthermore, actual //shouting at each other// isn't customary; Togi animosities tend to be far more coldly delivered, invisible to outside observers when - as is common - rendered as mutual avoidance.
+Despite its small size, its subculture has made Togi quite famous around Sehto. Usually not having to deal with them, the rest of Sehto simply amuse themselves about the town in abstract - and actually encountering someone from Togi tends to result in flustered reactions.
+There are two kinds of personalities that manage to thrive in Togi: The headstrong, stubborn, domineering sort, predominant in the culture - or the notoriously but genuinely apologetic. Anyone with a predisposition to feel outright victimised is likely to be run out of Togi at first opportunity (however non-violently), as are the hypocritical or the indecisive.
+One thing is certain about Togi inhabitants: Each and every one of them is proud of their independence (however patently imagined it may be, given that Togi certainly thrives in large part out of the mutual help people supply each other).
+===== Characters from Togi =====
+  * [[character:Batsen Reshigah]]
+  * [[character:Devi Ravi|Devi]] and [[character:Dejan Ravi]]
+  * [[character:Dakarai N'Sehla]], nicknamed in parts of Njoty as the //Togi Demon//
 ===== Descriptions from Sessions =====
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 Noisily, individual planks detach and clatter against the fairly hard ground beneath, distance gut-wrenching, sound soft but so very much at the forefront of their conscious minds.
-===== Characters from Togi =====
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-  * [[character:Batsen Reshigah]]
-  * [[character:Devi Ravi|Devi]] and [[character:Dejan Ravi]]
-  * [[character:Dakarai N'Sehla]], nicknamed in parts of Njoty as the //Togi Demon//