Corrinth
History:
Originally founded by Corinthos , a descendant of Zeus, it became a trade hub of the ancient world. When it was founded again in the crossroads, it became impoverished until the leadership change. Originally under control by Pericles, it was lost to Gorgos during the war of Radiance and Necromancy. Few people were aware, but while everyone was focusing on the sea, the mayor pledged his loyalty to Gorgos. This is viewed a major slight against Pericles, and though he tried to take it back, he failed to do so.
The Aegean King, agreed to surrender the control of one his cities, which wanted to join his empire. Therefore, the Olive Branch treaty was signed, and the City of Andros was released to Pericles in exchange for Corinth. The Aegean King’s soon to be wife, was not pleased with the Treaty, but she gained a lot with Corinth. The Aegean King wished that this treaty would help build diplomacy and commerce between the two nations, but it is still rocky at best.
Notable Locations:
Professions District: This is where a majority of the shops are located within the City and sit west of the Canal. Shops located within the area are the following:
- Vi's Wonderous Shop of Magic and Things
- The Soft Touch: A dwarven shop for armor and weapons
- Its 5 o'clock somewhere: Local Brewery of meads which is also a tavern.
- Perhaps More: The General Goods shops of the area.
- Nefer-More: A clothing and material shop located at the entrance of this District.
- Shrine to Athena
- The Doves Chalice: The high end bar and tavern located within Corinth. This is ran by a Patron of Aphrodite and Dionysus, she is described a pink haired elven woman.
- The Garden of Hera: The beautiful Garden Dedicated to Hera.
- A Noble Blessing: This the shop where nobles go to get their weapons, armor, and magical items.
- House Alastair: Home of the Governor and General of Sparta.
- The Thyrus: Prefered Temple and Bar of the God of Wine. There is always the best alcohol based products offered here, and the local bards come to the bar to play music on the Grand Piano.
- The Playful Satyr: This beautiful world tree sprawls towards the Heavens, and is ran by a variety of Nymphs and 1 Saytr. This tree has been converted into a hotel, but the rooms were sung into existence by the elves.
- Demeter and Things: The Second temple of Demeter, is also local magic shop and general goods shop. You will find a decent selection of general goods, a ton of farming supplies, and a ok amount of Magic. This shop has random things sold there as well.
Population:
112,312 (85% Human, 5% Halfling, 5% Gnome, 2% Satyr, and 3% other races.
Divine Kingdom: The Patriarch
Government:
Spartan Empire, General Alastair son of Anaxis rules under the guidance of the Krypteia. Mayor Epikrates is the people representative to the General.
Economy:
Mainly an agricultural economy dealing with grains and various crops, but Dionysus Wine is also produced there.
Military:
There is a spartan Mora on guard in this town, General Alastair leads the army, and his 1st lieutenant
- Epaminondas is the Lieutenant General
- Myron is leader of one of the Cavalry:
- Alkiviadis is the leader of Hoplites:
Known Temples:
Temple of Demeter:
Demeter is by far the most worshiped deity in Corinth. Her temple sits in the middle of a community garden. Where people can grow crops as tribute. It is said that travelers visit Corinth to get food from this garden.
Temple of Dionysus:
The ale made here is made from grain to honor Demeter, but also to honor the second most influential god. He known to frequent the smallest tavern in Corinth. The Pine is running by a Titan born named Zoe daughter of Pericles.
The Sacred Spring:
This water source is one of the most Sacred places in Corinth. This beautiful spring is multi-layered and leads into the temple of Apollon.
Temple of Apollon:
This temple sit above the spring , it is an open area with a stage for the town folk to present their tribute to Apollon by song. It is quite interesting to witness, and they say flowers or tomatoes appear in bins set around the stage area. Depending how you do, you'll either get townsfolk throwing flowers or tomatoes at you.
The Garden of Hera:
This garden sits near the NE edge of the Noble District, and houses dozens of Peacocks that roam free. Couples tend to go there to work on their marriages or relationships, and the beautiful fountain of Aphrodite sits within. It is one of the more beautiful structures located in the city.
Shrine of Wisdom:
This temple is located in the west end of the city, and is located near the workshops of the city. They say men and women of all profession go and pray to the shrine, and some of the finest clothing materials are found in this city because of Athena.
The Dr's Guild:
This building the local hospital of city and while it is a temple, it (like Dionysus) is also used for more than just praying. The place is known for perusing cures to madness and Lycanthropy cures.
Temple to Sea Lord:
Being a major Port town, it is no surprise that there is a temple to Poseidon located in the City. While only a small portion is visible to the town above, it is a sprawling temple under the sea. Only the best swimmers make their way to the shrine within, and the halls of this underwater shrine are littered with failed attempts to pray at its altar.
Type
Large town
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