Trading caravans bound for or returning from Vaes Dothrak provision themselves in Qohor before heading towards the Dothraki sea. EconomyĪ coin of Qohor, as depicted by Nutchapol Thitinunthakorn in The World of Ice & Fireĭue to its location, Qohor functions as the gateway to the Dothraki sea and the lands beyond. Occasionally, Qohor also hires free companies, and is one of several Free Cities to offer gifts to Dothraki khals so that khalasars will pass on. Ever since the events of the Three Thousand of Qohor, the city's defenses have instead been entrusted to Unsullied from Astapor, each carrying a spear with a braid of human hair. Qohor is also famous for its hunters, foresters, and artisans. Followers of R'hllor can also be found in Qohor. In times of crisis, the nobles of the city are willing to sacrifice their own children in the hopes that their god will defend the city.

Sacrifices can be calves, bullocks and horses, on regular days, but condemned criminals on holy days.

The Qohorik believe in a dark god, the Black Goat of Qohor, who demands a daily blood sacrifice. The dark arts, such as divination, blood magic, and necromancy, are believed to be practiced in the City of Sorcerers. Maesters consider Qohor the most exotic of the Free Cities, due to its status as the western terminus for overland trade networks stretching all the way to Yi Ti (though this contact is often indirect). The Qohorik rule the Qhoyne north of the ruins of Ar Noy and the eastern bank of the Darkwash, although that river's western bank is within the domains of Norvos. Northwest of Qohor is Norvos, and Volantis is to the south. Qohor is surrounded by strong stone walls.

Yhe city stands on the banks of the river Qhoyne, a tributary of the Rhoyne, on the western edge of the Forest of Qohor.

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