Moton

If one travels north and keeps going until they reach the cliffs of Scania, they would usually find no sign of human life. However, if you look closely you might spot the small Firbolg settlement Moton. Firbolgs are fey-oriented half-giants. Their tribes cloister in remote strongholds, preferring to spend their days in quiet harmony with the woods. When provoked, firbolgs demonstrate formidable skills with weapons and druidic magic. Here you can actually find signs of vegetation and plant life. The Firbolgs here devout followers of Mardros and welcome anyone kindly. It is a nice breath of fresh winter air to find such a isolated place in the steampunk-like country. The chief Roguy is a eight foot tall white Firbolg who loves tea and hot springs. They have build a staircase down the steep cliffs of Scania and managed to create a natural looking hotspring right next to the raging ice cold seas. Many don't know about the location adn existance of Moton, many people who seek relaxation have tried and failed.

Demographics

There are only Firbolgs here, with maybe one or two from another race. Who knows?

Government

Everyone governs themselves here, but Roguy is seen as the defacto chief of Moton.

Defences

Every Firbolg is capable to fight and use magic.

Industry & Trade

Everyone in Moton cares and trades with each other, crops, medicine everything.

Infrastructure

The houses here look very similar to the vikings houses. Upside down "V" shape to help with the snow.

Assets

No real stores to buy from here. No money is accepted, trade only.

History

The history of this place is unknown. There are rumors of this place existing, but no evidence it does. There are childrens books with stories of a paradise out in the snowy desert of Scania dating back hundreds of years. It is now a household legend in Scania.

Architecture

Wood houses, no real use of stone, anything from nature can and has been used in some way.

Geography

At the northern edge of Scania are giant cliffs that head down into the sea. Moton is right at that edge.

Founding Date

Unknown

Alternative Name(s)

Paradise

Type

Hamlet

Population

Approximately 120

Location under

Nineveh