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| − | + | Winter's Breath was founded in the early 1300s by fishermen from [[Leringard]] and Kheldell to help support the deep sea [[fishing]] trade of the northern banks. The town is now the largest [[human]] habitation in [[Whitefall Kingdom]], home to the largest port on the western coast and one of the two human settlements in which Snow Tooth has a permanent delegation. | |
| − | It is common to see many fishing ships of all shapes, sizes, and colors bobbing in Winter's Breath's gentle cove. While the ships appear lulled by the rhythm of the protected harbor waters, the exchange of southern goods for coin and fruits of the sea that happens on the docks and in the large market square frequently occurs at a frantic pace. Since Winter's Breath is a peaceful town chiefly interested in maintaining its trade routes and well being, rarely does trouble ever surface here. | + | It is common to see many fishing ships of all shapes, sizes, and colors bobbing in [[Winter's Breath]]'s gentle cove. While the ships appear lulled by the rhythm of the protected harbor waters, the exchange of southern goods for coin and fruits of the sea that happens on the docks and in the large market square frequently occurs at a frantic pace. Since Winter's Breath is a peaceful town chiefly interested in maintaining its trade routes and well being, rarely does trouble ever surface here. |
Latest revision as of 15:02, 11 March 2019
Winter's Breath was founded in the early 1300s by fishermen from Leringard and Kheldell to help support the deep sea fishing trade of the northern banks. The town is now the largest human habitation in Whitefall Kingdom, home to the largest port on the western coast and one of the two human settlements in which Snow Tooth has a permanent delegation.
It is common to see many fishing ships of all shapes, sizes, and colors bobbing in Winter's Breath's gentle cove. While the ships appear lulled by the rhythm of the protected harbor waters, the exchange of southern goods for coin and fruits of the sea that happens on the docks and in the large market square frequently occurs at a frantic pace. Since Winter's Breath is a peaceful town chiefly interested in maintaining its trade routes and well being, rarely does trouble ever surface here.
