Roekenpercstone

Originating from a small trading post which eventually grew into a village known as Raukenperc. After being conquered by the Gray Skull Clan, a goblinoid clan, and renamed Tradors Junktion in 183 GC (483 SR), the ruling goblinoids took a cut of what every merchant traded or earned there. The Gray Skulls was overthrown and lost power in 8 QC (608 SR), and now even after the Gray Skulls lost power, some of their costoms stayed. Today the city of Roekenpercstone is ruled by an aristocracy. Here coin holds more power than anything else!   Places/Distrikts: Cobble Streats, Cobbler's Gate, Six Towns, Shipyard, The Hook What essential services or NPCs are neaded? (Gameplay funktions) What features build on the story and lore for your world? (Narrative purpose) How do we make this feel like a vibrant and belevable settlement? (Verisimilitude) Where's the inn? Where can I find equipment? Where can we sell our loot? Who's in charge here? Where can i get information? Who can give us magical aid or healing? Any problems in town? Other nessesary questions.   What is the food and water source. Town/city defences, town guard, milita. This can vary depending on local threats, population. Around 1-2% of town or city are capable of defending the town. Note that a wall is an expencive investment for a city to build. The culture and religion Local recourse, ex. fish, metal, or trade junktion, magical recourse, defensive advantage or old ruin of such, geographical inconveniences such as a river to be crossed a mountain pass or the like. Landmarks and special buildings   Shops: Herbs, Potions, tailors, Pet stores, Jewellery, Trapps, Toys, Blacksmiths, Armor salesmans, Pharmacy, General goods and cobblers Pawn shop, Trinkets, Magic. Romero Ramondo Remarkables Temples Oligarchy - Ruled by a group of welthy nobels and merchants, The Hexagon Note: Magic is somewhat "ilegal" in the city. Coldest annual temperatures about 15° Fahrenheit and high rainfall. mediterranean/subtropical climate   Perfect conditions for growing tea and spices   Artisan/Merchant Guilds   Specialist and Scribe's Guild Alchemists and apothecaries Calligraphers, scribes, and scriveners Cartographers, surveyors, and chart-makers   Forge Makers Armorers, locksmiths, and finesmiths Smiths and metal-forgers   Grocer's Guild Brewers, distillers, and vintners Cooks and bakers Grocer and Purveyors   Infrastructure and Woodworkers Carpenters, roofers, and plasterers Woodcarvers, coopers, and bowyers Wagon-makers, shipwrights, and wheelwrights Masons and stonecutters   Fine Workings Glassblowers and glaziers Jewelers and gemcutters Tinkers and pewterers Potters and tile-makers Painters, limners, and sign-makers   Garmenters Leatherworkers, skinners, and tanners Cobblers and shoemakers Weavers, sailmakers, and dyers  

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