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Mariner's Hold is protected by strong stone walls that circle the land part, and protect a large part of the sea as well. Towers stand over the walls, manned by archers and a few siege engines. The army has several warships stationed in the port or in nearby towns, so invading by sea is often worse than by earth. A group of mercenary mages has a tower inside the city, and the government employs them when the situation calls for magical support.

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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">M</span>ariner~~'s Hold is protected by strong stone walls that circle the land part, and protect a large part of the sea as well. Towers stand over the walls, manned by archers and a few siege engines. The army has several warships stationed in the port or in nearby towns, so invading by sea is often worse than by earth. A group of mercenary mages has a tower inside the city, and the government employs them when the situation calls for magical support.		Mariner's Hold is protected by strong [[stone]] walls that circle the land part, and protect a large part of the sea as well. Towers stand over the walls, manned by archers and a few siege engines. The army has several warships stationed in the port or in nearby towns, so invading by sea is often worse than by earth. A group of mercenary mages has a tower inside the city, and the government employs them when the situation calls for magical support.