Tales of the Jewel

The Senpet district is, amusingly, one of the least immediately identifiable of the districts. This is not due to any lack of culture of the Senpet. In fact statues and carvings of their gods nearly line the walls. But compared to the minimalism of the Rokugani and the distinct styles of the Invindi, the architecture of their buildings themselves is very similar to that of the natives. As the two cultures have been trading goods and citizens for so long as well as developing under similar conditions, it is not a great surprise that the two civilizations would have similar styles of architecture. The Senpet do tend to build on a slightly grander scale however. Two and three story buildings are the norm here and the pyramidal temples to the Ten Thousand Gods are plentiful. The Senpet District's wider streets also lend themselves to the grander feel of the District.