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| ==== Stonearm ==== | ==== Stonearm ==== | ||
| - | Once this district had a different name, but now more commonly named after the dwarven [[atlas:Stonearm clan]] that built a strong stone keep on the northwestern edge. Unlike the [[#Elven Quarter]], many humans still live in this district and sit on the Ward Council. The dwarven clan simply rents the land upon which they built the most defensible building aside from the main castle. | + | Once this district had a different name, but now more commonly named after the dwarven [[orgs:stonearm_clan]] that built a strong stone keep on the northwestern edge. Unlike the [[#Elven Quarter]], many humans still live in this district and sit on the Ward Council. The dwarven clan simply rents the land upon which they built the most defensible building aside from the main castle. |
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| ==== Blackyard ==== | ==== Blackyard ==== | ||
| - | The houses that once occupied this land were razed after the fire of 208 AH. In its place was built a prison, small barracks, and courtyard surrounded by a wooden palisade. Before the prison was completed most prisoners were held by either the Lord Marshal, for treason and other high crimes, or several buildings owned by the [[Temple of Illuminous Kaskade]]. Once the prison was completed all prisoners held by the temple were transferred here and the church sold the buildings. This has often led to friction between the council and the Lord Marshal in regards to who holds important prisoners, but so far it has worked in the favor of the council. | + | The houses that once occupied this land were razed after the fire of 208 AH. In its place was built a prison, small barracks, and courtyard surrounded by a wooden palisade. Before the prison was completed most prisoners were held by either the Lord Marshal, for treason and other high crimes, or several buildings owned by the [[Temple of Luminous Kaskade]]. Once the prison was completed all prisoners held by the temple were transferred here and the church sold the buildings. This has often led to friction between the council and the Lord Marshal in regards to who holds important prisoners, but so far it has worked in the favor of the council. |
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| - | ===== Six Glories ===== | + | ===== Five Glories ===== |
| **Canal dedicated to Karash, the Patron God of Bornheim** | **Canal dedicated to Karash, the Patron God of Bornheim** | ||
| - | Truly a wonder for both the eyes and ears. Built with the expertise of both human and dwarf, this strip of land extends from the [[Bornheim#River Gate]] to the east to the [[atlas:Temple of Luminous Kaskade]]. Along this route runs the [[Doursse River]] until it becomes a waterfall that empties into the bay. The district is named for the six bridges that sit astride the river, providing not only a bridge to cross, but a place to glorify Karash. The river itself runs in a stone-lined canal its full length inside the city. | + | The [[atlas:Five Glories of Karash]] is truly a wonder for both the eyes and ears. Built with the expertise of both human and dwarf, this strip of land extends from the [[Bornheim#River Gate]] to the east to the [[atlas:Temple of Luminous Kaskade]]. Along this route runs the [[Doursse River]] until it becomes a waterfall that empties into the bay. The district is named for the six bridges that sit astride the river, providing not only a bridge to cross, but a place to glorify Karash. The river itself runs in a stone-lined canal its full length inside the city. |
| Each of the bridges as a controlled gate that allows the city to keep the canal full during dry seasons and stops the rainy season from over-flowing its banks. These gates were fashioned by some of the finest dwarven masons and pilgrims come from across the realms to walk the steps, listen to the morning bells, and wash themselves in the cleansing pools. The last temple is dedicated the the city's patron god, [[lore:Karash]] and where the water falls into the bay is a 50 foot statue of Karash carved into the cliff with his chest and head rising above the town. | Each of the bridges as a controlled gate that allows the city to keep the canal full during dry seasons and stops the rainy season from over-flowing its banks. These gates were fashioned by some of the finest dwarven masons and pilgrims come from across the realms to walk the steps, listen to the morning bells, and wash themselves in the cleansing pools. The last temple is dedicated the the city's patron god, [[lore:Karash]] and where the water falls into the bay is a 50 foot statue of Karash carved into the cliff with his chest and head rising above the town. | ||
