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<span style="font-size:10px;">Note: The official writeup for this city (and kingdom) is not complete. This text is somewhat outdated and likely to change.</span> | <span style="font-size:10px;">Note: The official writeup for this city (and kingdom) is not complete. This text is somewhat outdated and likely to change.</span> | ||
This city is rich and prosperous. Large veins of gold and silver are shipped in from the [[Ire Mountains]] to the northeast. If an adventurer is looking for something special, she is likely to find it in this city. | |||
Six hundred years ago, this great city was destroyed by a combined force of [[Dark Elves]] and dragons. The city was left shattered and stripped as the forces plundered over five million gold from it. The city struggled to rebuild, as the Duke had lost his former power and its resources had been plundered. The only sources of capital in the wake of the [[destruction]] were the individual merchants. They pulled together and as quickly as they could began rebuilding the city and raising armies. Their interest in the port and their links to the invaluable resources in the surrounding areas were dear enough to risk everything to defend it. | Six hundred years ago, this great city was destroyed by a combined force of [[Dark Elves]] and dragons. The city was left shattered and stripped as the forces plundered over five million gold from it. The city struggled to rebuild, as the Duke had lost his former power and its resources had been plundered. The only sources of capital in the wake of the [[destruction]] were the individual merchants. They pulled together and as quickly as they could began rebuilding the city and raising armies. Their interest in the port and their links to the invaluable resources in the surrounding areas were dear enough to risk everything to defend it. | ||