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== Location == | == Location == | ||
| − | Westenford is situated on the edge of [[Fisherman's Bay]] and centered around Westenford's most ancient structure, a largely ruined stone plaza known as [[Armadon er Domedthron]] to the locals. This plaza is where the twenty-eight members of the [[Westenford Ruling Council]] (with the presiding Chief Magistrate making twenty-nine) meet each morning and most nights to discuss | + | Westenford is situated on the edge of [[Fisherman's Bay]] and centered around Westenford's most ancient structure, a largely ruined stone plaza known as [[Armadon er Domedthron]] to the locals. This plaza is where the twenty-eight members of the [[Westenford Ruling Council]] (with the presiding Chief Magistrate making twenty-nine) meet each morning and most nights to discuss current political issues. |
| − | Other locations of interest are [[ | + | Other locations of interest are the historical site of [[Herford's Tavern]] immediately beside said plaza and the multitude of magistrate-owned mansions and landscapes circling the city. |
==Facilities== | ==Facilities== | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 17 July 2014
| Westenford | |
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| Information | |
| Type | Port Town |
| Description | Parochial township |
| Region | Amasynian Province |
| Subregion | Amasynia |
| Government | Ruling Council |
| Ruler | Chief Magistrate Jonathan M. Lincoln |
Westenford is a middling-sized port town best known for its shipping trade and its notoriously corrupt Ruling Council.
Location
Westenford is situated on the edge of Fisherman's Bay and centered around Westenford's most ancient structure, a largely ruined stone plaza known as Armadon er Domedthron to the locals. This plaza is where the twenty-eight members of the Westenford Ruling Council (with the presiding Chief Magistrate making twenty-nine) meet each morning and most nights to discuss current political issues.
Other locations of interest are the historical site of Herford's Tavern immediately beside said plaza and the multitude of magistrate-owned mansions and landscapes circling the city.
