Harbor District

The Harbor district, simply known as "The Harbor," is the bustling maritime heart of the city, where the ebb and flow of commerce and tradition are palpable. Stretching along the eastern shoreline and embracing the southern part of the bay, this district is defined by its maritime business, busy quays, and the ceaseless activity of ships.

Geography

The Harbor embodies the soul of the city's maritime pursuits. It is where commerce and tradition meet the ever-changing tides. From the grandeur of stone quays to the bustle of the eastern docks, this district is a testament to the enduring connection between the city and the sea. It is a place where sailors and dockworkers, merchants and shipbuilders, come together to keep the city's maritime spirit alive.

Ecosystem

The city's impressive harbor boasts stone quays and docks, offering ample space for large cargo ships and mighty war vessels. Here, a bustling shipyard hums with the construction and maintenance of seafaring vessels. Warehouses line the quays, storing goods ready for trade. Cheap taverns, filled with dockworkers and sailors, provide a place for respite after a hard day's labor. Streets thrum with the activity of dockworkers loading and unloading cargo, ensuring the bay remains a hive of commerce.

The eastern docks, constructed from wood and catering to smaller cargo ships and fishing boats, present a stark contrast to the stone quays of the bay. This area is home to humble fisher huts and residences for dockworkers. A boatbuilder's shop stands as a testament to craftsmanship, where vessels of all sizes are built and repaired. The district may appear less distinguished, but it is equally—if not more—vibrant. Fishers maintain their equipment between hauls, a local fish market offers freshly caught seafood, and dockworkers tirelessly haul cargo to and from bustling ships.

Location under

King's Crown

Included Locations

• Salty Sailor's Alehouse