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--- dnd:jazel:arbor [2025/02/01 19:54] – [House Of Growth] corran
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 ===== Industry =====
+==== Agriculture & Horticulture: ====
+ Arbor is the primary provider of food, medicinal herbs, and plant-based materials. Their expertise in verdancy magic allows for year-round cultivation and the growth of rare and magical plants.
+==== Necromancy-Based Services: ====
+This includes a range of industries from funerary services to necromantic research and development. Arbor also has a strong business in creating undead labor forces for tasks that require durability and endurance.
+==== Environmental Management & Waste Processing: ====
+ Arbor’s focus on growth includes sustainable waste management practices, transforming refuse into fertile soil or even reanimated materials.
 ==== Trade Goods ====
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 ===== Key Organizations =====
+Arbor is a city of **prosperity and tension**, where traditional magic, industrial progress, and necromantic practices compete for dominance. Each faction holds a vital role in the city's balance, but their conflicting visions for the future of Arbor threaten to unravel its delicate harmony.
+==== House of Growth =====
+The [[dnd:houses:growth|House of Growth]] is the most powerful political, magical, and economic force in Arbor. As the house of the dominant magic in Arbor, they wield unparalleled authority in the city.
+==== The Mage’s Guild  ====
+The Mage’s Guild represents the old magical order, maintaining **control over enchanted agriculture, healing magic, and traditional necromantic rites**. They believe magic is the foundation of Arbor’s success and **vehemently oppose Necro-Tech and industrial farming**. While powerful, they are slowly losing their grip as innovation spreads.
+==== The Laborer’s Union ====
+The Laborer’s Union fights for **fair wages, mechanized farming, and worker independence from magical aristocracies**. They see technology as a path to liberation, challenging the Mage’s Guild and House of Growth’s **monopoly over labor and food production**. Their push for **Necro-Tech automation** is both **revolutionary and dangerous**, with many fearing that unchecked industrialization could disrupt the city’s fragile ecosystem.
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