Changing and Growing World
An planet much like Earth around the 17th century. Well into the age of sailing the various kingdoms have started to venture out and look for least combat specific means to growing. The countainant are further apart than Earth, leaning to less ocean based exploration having been done in the past.
The Alontis Kingdom sits on the southern edge of the Manoris continent on the planet Ithea. It is known for its many rivers and waterways that makes the land rich in crops and fairly navigable.
Located on the southeast coast of kingdom, only the Lewis Fiefdom farther east to it. The barony is home to the kingdom's largest port, which handles most of the kingdom's external trade due the Manoris Mountains blocking most overland travel into the kingdom. Large well guarded roads lead north to the Grimham Duchy and west to the capitol.
The Fellmens make no ambiguity when it comes to what they value, the ocean. The Fellmen Barony's largest city is a large dock with many warehouses and inns to support the ships and crew that dock there.
The Grimham Duchy is the home the royal family of the Alontis, despite the capital not being within its borders. Being local in the central region of the kingdom has left it rather untouched from most external conflicts. The kingdom's riches soil can be found within the duchy making it easily the largest crop producer in the kingdom.
The Lewis Fiefdom is a minor lord's land located east of the Fellmen Barony. The Manoris mountains make up its eastern and northern borders and almost all of the western border. It's southern border is made up of high dangerous cliffs overlooking the ocean with the acception of a single large bay that only has a narrow passage out to sea. It has been ignored by most of the kingdom in all ways except taxes and conscription. The people are mostly poor farmer and hunters.
Even though it is the largest settlement within the Lewis Fiefdom, it is still a village by most standards. Food is plenty due to the fields around it, fishing from the bay, and hunting in the mountain food hills. The people enjoy a relatively safe and unbothered life due to the fiefdom's remote location and the Lewis family's kind views toward their people. Many of the young men have been leaving for other lands though putting the future of the village and fiefdom is doubt.
Type: Village, Size: Medium, Condition: Dilapidated, Age: Mature, Population: Sparse, Population Wealth: Impoverished, Specialty: Location Proximity, Disposition: Neutral, Law Enforcement: Organized Rabble, Leadership: Noble Appointed Mayor, Meeting Places: Amphitheater, Dance Hall, Shops: The Storehouse (General Store), Services: Burned down or abandoned business, Night's Rest (Inn), Angelic Embrace (House of Leisure), Places of Worship: Altar, Sanctuary, Special Buildings: , Unknown Place of Worship, Unknown Meeting Place, Unknown Service, Unknown Meeting Place, Unknown Shop, Unknown Service, Unknown Service, Unknown Place of Worship
The western side of WolvesDen is the home to the local lord as as such there is less houses here, giving the family more privacy
The Lewis family manor sits on top of the hill to the west of WolvesDen. A modest wooden two floor building that has a large entryway with a staircase leading to the second floor. A large fireplace sits on one wall with reading chairs nearby. The back of the house has the kitchen and the dinning hall. Three bedrooms sit on the second floor. The basement has storage and two servant bedrooms. Out of the back of the house sits a stone room dedicated washing and bath.
On the central southern coast of the Alontis kingdom, the Trumane Duchy sits with OceanMeet, the kingdom's capital, as its crown jewel. Centuries of corruption and greed has left the land and city in a "as needed" state for most.
The Royal capital of the kingdom of Alontis was once a beautiful city full of water ways running through it providing a good amount of water travel within the city. However, the city was built on a soft foundation and those waterways have been slowly eating away at the city's foundations. Centuries of neglect from greedy nobles has now put the city is a dangerous spot.