Blaindeen Warf

Blaindeen Wharf is a small, mysterious community built around the remains of a colossal shipwreck. The origins of the shipwreck are shrouded in legend and mystery, with tales ranging from a giant storm that lifted the ship out of the sea to a divine punishment by an angered god. Despite its humble and unusual beginnings, Blaindeen Wharf has grown into a tight-knit settlement, with many residents living within the ship itself and others in tents and makeshift shelters surrounding it.

Government

Blaindeen Wharf is governed by a mayor Richard Bennett, who resides in the former captain's quarters of the ship. The mayor is chosen by popular vote and serves as the leader and mediator for the community. Decisions are made in a council setting, where representatives from different districts voice their concerns and suggestions. The council works together to ensure the safety and prosperity of Blaindeen Wharf.

Industry & Trade

The economy of Blaindeen Wharf revolves around fishing, trading, and scavenging. The settlement's location provides ample opportunities for fishing, while the shipwreck itself is a source of valuable materials. Trade with passing ships and nearby coastal communities supplements the local economy, bringing in goods and resources that are otherwise scarce. The market square serves as the central hub for economic activity, with residents bartering and selling their wares.

Districts

The Ship: The heart of Blaindeen Wharf, where most of the population resides within the ship's various compartments. The mayor's quarters are located in the former captain's cabin, while other sections of the ship have been converted into living quarters, storage areas, and communal spaces.
Tent Town:A cluster of tents and makeshift shelters surrounding the ship. Home to newer arrivals and those who prefer to live outside the ship's confines.
The Docks: A small area with makeshift piers and docks extending into the sea. Used for fishing, trading, and occasionally repairing smaller vessels.
The Market Square: An open space where traders and locals gather to exchange goods and services. Features a few permanent stalls and a number of temporary setups.
The Lookout: A high vantage point on the ship's remains, used for keeping watch over the sea and surrounding area. Provides a strategic view of incoming weather and potential threats.

History

The history of Blaindeen Wharf begins with the shipwreck itself. According to local legend, the ship was either lifted from the sea by a giant storm or pushed ashore by a massive wave, its crew having somehow angered a powerful deity. The original sailors did not survive, but their vessel became the foundation of a new community. Over the years, wanderers, outcasts, and those seeking a fresh start were drawn to the wreck, transforming it into a unique settlement. The ship's structure was repurposed into homes and communal spaces, with additional shelters springing up around it.

Points of interest

The Grotto: A hidden cave beneath the ship, accessible only at low tide.Used for storage and as a secret meeting place for the community's more  landestine activities.

Geography

Blaindeen Wharf is located on a rugged coastal plain, where the sea meets the land in dramatic fashion. The centerpiece of the settlement is the massive shipwreck, which rests at an odd angle, its broken masts and hull looming over the surrounding area. The terrain is rocky and uneven, with patches of hardy vegetation and tidal pools scattered along the shore. The nearby waters are known for their treacherous currents and unpredictable weather, adding to the air of mystery that surrounds the community.