Feltfréó
Feltfréó is a town on the North side of Korostrovia.
Demographics
Mostly Korostrovik humans, although an eclectic mix of other races and cultures be found in this gateway to the North.
Merchants, business owners, sailors, and fisherfolk make up the majority of the inhabitants.
Government
Feltfréó is officially run by Balagoras, but this often only includes trades or taxation issues. The operational activities of the city are managed by a town council, led by a mayor.
Industry & Trade
The economy of Feltfréó thrives on fishing, trade, and craftsmanship. The docks are bustling with fishermen, traders, and craftsmen selling goods ranging from intricately carved whalebone to rare spices from distant lands. The town's position as a gateway to the North makes it a critical point for the distribution of goods to and from the mainland.
Infrastructure
The buildings of Feltfréó are built atop the sandy soil of a river delta. The infrastructure consists of deeply driven posts supporting boardwalks and homes above the water.
Districts
Docks - North side of the city
Mountainview - West side of the city, wealthy district.
Merchant's Row - South side of the city
The Wuthers - East side of the city, windy and exposed, poorer district
Points of interest
The Lighthouse of Feltfréó: Standing tall at the edge of the docks, this ancient lighthouse is a symbol of safety for sailors navigating the treacherous waters around Korostrovia. It's also said to hold secrets and treasures from ages past.
The Council Hall: The operational heart of the city, where the town council and the mayor make decisions affecting daily life. The building is an architectural marvel, supported entirely by stilts, with a great hall that's often open for public meetings and celebrations.
The Wanderer's Wharf: A particular section of the docks known for its eclectic mix of visiting ships from far-off lands. It's a place where adventurous souls gather to share stories, hire crews for expeditions, or seek passage to distant places.
The Fish Market: Located near the docks, it's a vibrant and chaotic place where the day's catch is sold amidst loud bargaining. It's not only a place for commerce but a social hub where news and gossip freely flow.
Architecture
Buildings are constructed with weather-resistant materials to withstand the salty sea air and occasional floods. The color palette of the city reflects the natural surroundings, with lots of blues, greens, and earth tones. Rooftops are often flat, utilized for gathering rainwater or drying fish and seaweed.