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| style="vertical-align:top;width:100%" | {{BlockQuote|Being composed of smoke, this Thinker is not affected by mortal pain. However the jar that houses this Thinker's soul must be accounted for.|Kainga Encyclopedia}} | | style="vertical-align:top;width:100%" | {{BlockQuote|Being composed of smoke, this Thinker is not affected by mortal pain. However the jar that houses this Thinker's soul must be accounted for.|Kainga Encyclopedia}} | ||
Ajowan himself has no physical form, his soul residing inside a large ceramic jar called an albastron. Because of this, it is easier for Ajowan to make riskier moves (such as attempting to take inspiration away from other villages), since attacking his body simply causes him to vanish and reappear above his albastron. However, the albastron cannot move on its own; it must be carried by a Brave and protected from physical attacks. Because it is immobile, keeping it safe can be a little more difficult than protecting other Thinkers. | |||
Ajowan's Ceramic Mandate (and starting ceramics) makes it easier for the village to develop with those technologies in mind. Fire suppression and other synergistic technologies (such as ceramic roofing or walls) are a good direction to move in when playing as Ajowan. | |||
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