Northwest of Athens, Thebes sided with Persia against Athens in 430 BCE, and has held a significant Assamite presence ever since. Since the Byzantine era Thebes has been a major center of silk product
Northwest of Athens, Thebes sided with Persia against Athens in 430 BCE, and has held a significant Assamite presence ever since. Since the Byzantine era Thebes has been a major center of silk production — for a time outproducing even Constantinople — and several merchant Ventrue have made their fortunes and their havens here, doing their best to stay clear of the Triumvirate's politics to the south.