Marshgate

History

As the heart of Moonstone Bay's defenses, Marshgate has a strong military heritage that still influences its culture and architecture. Its streets have a weathered, timeworn feel, but there’s always a sense of movement — the port teems with sailors, merchants, travelers, and locals who have built lives amidst the salt and silt.

The Marshgate community carries a blend of military discipline and the relaxed hustle of a port town. Many are descendants of the original defenders of the harbor, though newer generations have mingled with the seafaring folk from other nations no longer at war.

The Marshgate Community is practical, tough, and welcoming to strangers, though the locals have a habit of keeping an eye on those who might not belong. The community values resilience, loyalty, and an ability to work together in times of trouble .

Points of Interest

The Marshgate is much more than just a wall and a seagate. It's more than a port where goods come in from all over the world. It's a thriving and very active community. There is a lot to see and more to buy in this area of the city. The Bird Watchers Lighthouse and QA Memorial Park being two such locations.

Dockyards

• Marshgate Pier
• Moonstone Bay Customs and Trade Enforement
• Warehouse Row
• Dry Docks

Inns & Taverns

• Anchor's Rest
• The Harbormaster's Office
• The Green Oar
• The Little Sapphire

Local Shops and Merchants

• Hawke's Supplies
• The Brackish Bloom
• Ships in the Night
• Saltvein Sailcloth & Spices

Community Spaces: Memorial Park , residential spaces (Ship hits the Fan)