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...for one thing, and often demand less living space), they often can get by with less work, which some of the world's living residents resent. ...t of the plains, praries, and deserts, in particular, really are as packed with polystichous headstones as is commonly imagined. In the forests and mounta

...inhabitants, though they are seldom hostile to [[human (Dverelei)|human]] undead unless somehow provoked. ...o be a second mouth, complete with teeth. (Indeed, some laymen unfamiliar with the details of the thing's physiognomy assume this ''is'' the azagog's mout

...ratively large size with permanent residents. Cities are often contrasted with smaller settlements such as [[town]]s and [[village]]s, but the exact cutof ...onable, and it's doubtful that any real city on Earth was ever nearly that large, at least it's safe to say that no city on Earth was ever larger.