Lucar City Waterfront
The Lucar City Waterfront is a bustling and vital part of the city, reflecting both its maritime heritage and its role as a trade hub.
Harbours: There are two harbours, the deep water one on the east side of the promontory, and the shallow water one on the west. The deep water harbour is a hive of activity, with ships from across the continent docking to unload their goods. The sounds of seagulls, ship bells, and dock workers fill the air.
Quays: The wooden quays are lined with warehouses and cranes, evidence of the city’s thriving commerce. Fishermen mend their nets alongside merchants negotiating deals.
Marketplace: A vibrant fish market offers the day’s catch, with the salty tang of the sea mingling with the aromas of fresh seafood.
Promenade: A wide promenade runs along the waterfront, where locals and visitors alike stroll to enjoy the sea breeze and the view of the bustling harbor.
Cliffs: The waterfront is bordered by large cliffs that provide a natural defense and a dramatic backdrop to the city’s skyline.
Condition: Despite the vibrancy, there are signs of wear; some of the docks are in need of repair, and a few of the older buildings show the effects of the salty air.
The Lucar City Waterfront is a place where the past and present converge, where the rhythm of the tides dictates the pace of life, and where the empire’s reach across the Inner Sea is most palpable.
Type
District
Location under