02 - Iron Kingdoms W.. - Captain Spud Is Amazing

166 Iron Kingdoms
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(male Thurian Exp10) still demand top price.
Angmar is assisted by a skilled young gobber named
Gortralokanomok “Gort” (male gobber Exp3/Rog2)
and receives the bulk of his raw blasting powder from
a local Golden Crucible agent named Halleran Alkott
(male Midlunder Wiz6).
Quad, The: The large open court known as the
Quad lies at the intersection of two main thoroughfares
in the northwestern bourg. It is one of the most
frequented areas in the city. A thousand
customers, hundreds of stalls, scores
of foot vendors, dozens of street
performers, and a handful
of thieves can always be
found here at any given
time from sunup to
sundown. During
S u m m e r f a i r e
r u n n i n g
throughout the
month of Solesh in
Corvis, the Quad is
open from sunup
until midnight—
sometimes beyond
depending on
when the watch
can ensure the
merchants have
shut down for the
day.
U n d e r c i t y :
Some portions of
Corvis’ Undercity
are a cave system
created by
underground water erosion from the Black River’s
current. This is one reason why the City of Ghosts has
been sinking into the mire and continually rebuilt
for centuries, very likely from the city’s beginning.
Ever since the caverns were discovered, the Undercity
has been periodically expanded intentionally, most
notably by the Tradeway Union during the Orgoth
occupation when thousands of people hid beneath
the city for generations. Certain underground sections
have been stabilized over the centuries and kept clear
of water, and entire city blocks and their buildings and
alleys exist below ground. Some of the more populated
areas are lit by torches and gas lamps while dozens
of miles of caverns natural, collapsed, or sunken are
dark and forgotten even by those who frequent the
Undercity. These regions in particular are rumored
to be haunted by malevolent or forlorn apparitions or
habited by denizens such as bogrin, goraxes, thrullg,
gatormen, and even Thamarites.
Several regions of the Undercity have become
popular with criminal circles in particular,
and it is said anything can be had there
for a price. The entrance to one of
the most active regions is found
in a dangerous neighborhood
called Filchers’ Crossing.
This section includes
taverns such as the Black
Eye and The Bucket as
well as Mistress Magden’s
brothel where a reliable
fence and weapons
dealer who goes by the
name of Tully (male
Midlunder Exp8) is
often found.
Fellig
In Power: Lord
General Olan Duggan,
Duke of the Northwood
and Earl of the
Thornwood
Population: 29,000
humans (mostly
Morridane with
significant minorities of
Thurians, Midlunders, and Khadorans)
Military: Since the start of the war, Fellig has
become a fortress. Thousands of trenchers and long
gunners supported by a large number of warjacks
have been deployed to fortify the town, and gun
emplacements have been built around the perimeter.
Imports: Manufactured goods, textiles, wheat
Exports: Coal, iron, wood
Fellig is an important town in northern Cygnar