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| − | [ | + | The largest city state on [[Jesenreth (Planet)|Jesenreth]], with more than 200,000 inhabitants, this walled metropolis sits on both sides of the [[Erkath]] as it flows into the [[Bay of Ploi]]. A wealthy city of very advanced culture, Ploi Drajit abounds in merchants, wizards, sages, artists and those coming to seek their fortunes in what many consider to be the capital of the world. It is majority [[human]]. |
| − | + | The city state is ruled by an individual whose inherited title is City Lord or City Lady. The city has a large army and powerful merchant and war fleets. The current City Lady is [[Frey Malkalos]]. | |
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| − | The city state is ruled by an individual whose inherited title is City Lord or City Lady. The city has a large army and powerful merchant and war fleets. The current City Lady is [[ | + | == The Copper Hammer == |
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A large tavern popular with the working class, known for the illusions, such as nude dancing creatures of all genders, on the tables for the entertainment of its patrons. In the Hydra's District. | A large tavern popular with the working class, known for the illusions, such as nude dancing creatures of all genders, on the tables for the entertainment of its patrons. In the Hydra's District. | ||
| − | + | == Statue of Plel Markan == | |
Huge, corroded statue of the one of the legendary founders of city, a far-traveling human merchant, in the center of a small park, surrounded by stone tables. Local merchants come here to make contracts; it is said that anyone who breaks an oath sworn upon the statue will be slain before the next dawn. This doesn't seem to be true, but the tradition persists. In the Merchant's Village. | Huge, corroded statue of the one of the legendary founders of city, a far-traveling human merchant, in the center of a small park, surrounded by stone tables. Local merchants come here to make contracts; it is said that anyone who breaks an oath sworn upon the statue will be slain before the next dawn. This doesn't seem to be true, but the tradition persists. In the Merchant's Village. | ||
| − | + | == The Ruby Axe == | |
| − | + | A large, two-story inn, famous for its comfy rooms and good food at fair prices. In Scholar's Farthing. | |
| − | == | + | == [[List of Syndecol Industries Stores#003: Ploi Drajit|Syndecol Industries Store 003]] == |
Long metal building that houses the local store of [[Syndecol Industries]], which sells versions of the same goods as surrounding merchants, usually at lower prices than they can. | Long metal building that houses the local store of [[Syndecol Industries]], which sells versions of the same goods as surrounding merchants, usually at lower prices than they can. | ||
| − | + | == Amphitheater of Dresdos == | |
A huge, ornately decorated stadium, owned by the city government and used for the staging of all manner of spectacles, from orchestral concerts, to plays and masques, to the [[Trial of Swords]], to the trials (and executions) of famous criminals. In the Tower District. | A huge, ornately decorated stadium, owned by the city government and used for the staging of all manner of spectacles, from orchestral concerts, to plays and masques, to the [[Trial of Swords]], to the trials (and executions) of famous criminals. In the Tower District. | ||
| − | + | == The Broken Thorn == | |
| − | A dangerous, run-down tavern, catering to sailors (and criminals) and serving only rum. In the western Dock Ward. | + | A dangerous, run-down tavern, catering to sailors (and criminals) and serving only rum. The infamous con man [[Remi Helgory]] is frequently found here. In the western Dock Ward. |
| − | == | + | == [[Temple of Desdera]] == |
| − | + | Large fortified white stone cathedral dedicated to [[Desdera]] and serving principally the city's Army and Navy. In the Temple Ward. | |
| − | === The Asylum | + | == The Watchtower == |
| + | A heavily-fortified building of timber and stone walls, main headquarters of the [[Ploi Drajit City Watch]]. It adjoins a large gaol used to detain criminals. Adjacent to the Central Market. | ||
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| + | == The Asylum == | ||
A two-story building of stone walls, filled with the madmen and lunatics of the city. In South Dukesthrone District. | A two-story building of stone walls, filled with the madmen and lunatics of the city. In South Dukesthrone District. | ||
| − | + | == The Sparkling Helm == | |
| − | An elegant, high-priced inn, frequented by wealthy merchants and visiting nobles. In Ashhill Borough. | + | An elegant, high-priced inn, frequented by wealthy merchants and visiting nobles, featuring a very expensive but excellent restaurant. In Ashhill Borough. |
| − | + | == Temple of Elwer == | |
A large church dedicated to the god and staffed by his priests and clerics. Popular with the working and middle-classes, paid lip service to by the elite. In the Armorer's District. | A large church dedicated to the god and staffed by his priests and clerics. Popular with the working and middle-classes, paid lip service to by the elite. In the Armorer's District. | ||
| − | + | == Heva's Anvil == | |
| − | The workshop of a female human blacksmith named [[ | + | The workshop of a female human blacksmith named [[Heva Brodont]], who rumors say has been purchasing much more raw iron than usual. In the Mastiff's Ward. |
| − | + | == Tower of Hrer == | |
| − | The four-story stone tower dwelling place of one of the city's most famous mages, male human conjurer wizard [[ | + | The four-story stone tower dwelling place of one of the city's most famous mages, male human conjurer wizard [[Hrer Malstaf]]. In the Arcanist's Village. |
| − | + | == Anthond's Consultancy == | |
| − | A large, one-story office and house, home to male dwarf sage [[ | + | A large, one-story office and house, home to male dwarf sage [[Anthond Durock]]. It is here that he maintains his book vault and consults for pay on the many subjects of his expertise, principally history, geography, and monstrous and evil beings. In Lion's Farthing. |
| − | + | == Beada's Clocks == | |
| − | A cluttered tinkerer's workshop in a two-story wood building, filled with swinging pendulums and interlocking gears, home and store of female [[tortle|tortle]] [[artificer]] [[ | + | A cluttered tinkerer's workshop in a two-story wood building, filled with swinging pendulums and interlocking gears, home and store of female [[tortle|tortle]] [[artificer]] [[Beada Bek]], who makes and sells clocks and many other mechanical and magi-mechanical devices. In the Charger's Village. |
| − | + | == City Palace == | |
Really a wall-surrounded compound of several buildings from which the City Lady and her staff administer the city. In the Greattome Borough. | Really a wall-surrounded compound of several buildings from which the City Lady and her staff administer the city. In the Greattome Borough. | ||
| − | + | == Church of Devet == | |
| − | More a group of people than a single location, these worshipers of the [[devet|God of lies]] are believed to be many in the city, including several powerful merchants, military leaders, and city officials, seeking to take it over for their god. Several buildings throughout the city and certain underground locations town are rumored to be meeting places for the Church. | + | More a group of people than a single location, these worshipers of the [[devet|God of lies]] are believed to be many in the city, including several powerful merchants, military leaders, and city officials, seeking to take it over for their god. Several buildings throughout the city and certain underground locations around town are rumored to be meeting places for the Church. Rumors hold that a man named [[Drazen Maloca]] is the head of the Ploi Drajiti Church of Devet. |
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| − | == | + | == Army Fortress == |
| − | The headquarters of the | + | The headquarters of the city's up to 50000 soldier [[Ploi Drajit Army]]. In the eastern Dock Ward. |
| − | == | + | == Naval Docks == |
| − | + | The headquarters of the [[Ploi Drajit City Navy]]'s fleet of military ships, situated on several long artificial islands in the [[Bay of Druze]]. | |
| − | === The Sewers | + | == Wykel's Wands == |
| + | Single story brick building, store and home of the male water genasi wizard [[Wykel Witherstan]], who sells magical components and a limited selection of magic items. In the Arcanist's Farthing. | ||
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| + | == The Sewers == | ||
Complex network of waste-disposal tunnels underneath the city. Known hideout for criminals and, stories say, horrible monsters. | Complex network of waste-disposal tunnels underneath the city. Known hideout for criminals and, stories say, horrible monsters. | ||
| − | + | == Deniet's Blades and Bludgeons == | |
| − | One story stone building, shop of weapon merchant [[ | + | One story stone building, shop of weapon merchant [[Gyliem Deniet]], a male elf originally from [[Perune]]. Stocks all manner of common weapons, sourced from city blacksmiths and imported, but specializes in exotic or unusual weapons. In Archsword Village. |
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| + | ==The Gauntlet== | ||
Stone building that serves as the headquarters of [[The Dungeon Delving Society of Ploi Drajit]]. In Drakesfane Village. | Stone building that serves as the headquarters of [[The Dungeon Delving Society of Ploi Drajit]]. In Drakesfane Village. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:09, 16 December 2023
The largest city state on Jesenreth, with more than 200,000 inhabitants, this walled metropolis sits on both sides of the Erkath as it flows into the Bay of Ploi. A wealthy city of very advanced culture, Ploi Drajit abounds in merchants, wizards, sages, artists and those coming to seek their fortunes in what many consider to be the capital of the world. It is majority human.
The city state is ruled by an individual whose inherited title is City Lord or City Lady. The city has a large army and powerful merchant and war fleets. The current City Lady is Frey Malkalos.
Contents
- 1 The Copper Hammer
- 2 Statue of Plel Markan
- 3 The Ruby Axe
- 4 Syndecol Industries Store 003
- 5 Amphitheater of Dresdos
- 6 The Broken Thorn
- 7 Temple of Desdera
- 8 The Watchtower
- 9 The Asylum
- 10 The Sparkling Helm
- 11 Temple of Elwer
- 12 Heva's Anvil
- 13 Tower of Hrer
- 14 Anthond's Consultancy
- 15 Beada's Clocks
- 16 City Palace
- 17 Church of Devet
- 18 Army Fortress
- 19 Naval Docks
- 20 Wykel's Wands
- 21 The Sewers
- 22 Deniet's Blades and Bludgeons
- 23 The Gauntlet
The Copper Hammer
A large tavern popular with the working class, known for the illusions, such as nude dancing creatures of all genders, on the tables for the entertainment of its patrons. In the Hydra's District.
Statue of Plel Markan
Huge, corroded statue of the one of the legendary founders of city, a far-traveling human merchant, in the center of a small park, surrounded by stone tables. Local merchants come here to make contracts; it is said that anyone who breaks an oath sworn upon the statue will be slain before the next dawn. This doesn't seem to be true, but the tradition persists. In the Merchant's Village.
The Ruby Axe
A large, two-story inn, famous for its comfy rooms and good food at fair prices. In Scholar's Farthing.
Syndecol Industries Store 003
Long metal building that houses the local store of Syndecol Industries, which sells versions of the same goods as surrounding merchants, usually at lower prices than they can.
Amphitheater of Dresdos
A huge, ornately decorated stadium, owned by the city government and used for the staging of all manner of spectacles, from orchestral concerts, to plays and masques, to the Trial of Swords, to the trials (and executions) of famous criminals. In the Tower District.
The Broken Thorn
A dangerous, run-down tavern, catering to sailors (and criminals) and serving only rum. The infamous con man Remi Helgory is frequently found here. In the western Dock Ward.
Temple of Desdera
Large fortified white stone cathedral dedicated to Desdera and serving principally the city's Army and Navy. In the Temple Ward.
The Watchtower
A heavily-fortified building of timber and stone walls, main headquarters of the Ploi Drajit City Watch. It adjoins a large gaol used to detain criminals. Adjacent to the Central Market.
The Asylum
A two-story building of stone walls, filled with the madmen and lunatics of the city. In South Dukesthrone District.
The Sparkling Helm
An elegant, high-priced inn, frequented by wealthy merchants and visiting nobles, featuring a very expensive but excellent restaurant. In Ashhill Borough.
Temple of Elwer
A large church dedicated to the god and staffed by his priests and clerics. Popular with the working and middle-classes, paid lip service to by the elite. In the Armorer's District.
Heva's Anvil
The workshop of a female human blacksmith named Heva Brodont, who rumors say has been purchasing much more raw iron than usual. In the Mastiff's Ward.
Tower of Hrer
The four-story stone tower dwelling place of one of the city's most famous mages, male human conjurer wizard Hrer Malstaf. In the Arcanist's Village.
Anthond's Consultancy
A large, one-story office and house, home to male dwarf sage Anthond Durock. It is here that he maintains his book vault and consults for pay on the many subjects of his expertise, principally history, geography, and monstrous and evil beings. In Lion's Farthing.
Beada's Clocks
A cluttered tinkerer's workshop in a two-story wood building, filled with swinging pendulums and interlocking gears, home and store of female tortle artificer Beada Bek, who makes and sells clocks and many other mechanical and magi-mechanical devices. In the Charger's Village.
City Palace
Really a wall-surrounded compound of several buildings from which the City Lady and her staff administer the city. In the Greattome Borough.
Church of Devet
More a group of people than a single location, these worshipers of the God of lies are believed to be many in the city, including several powerful merchants, military leaders, and city officials, seeking to take it over for their god. Several buildings throughout the city and certain underground locations around town are rumored to be meeting places for the Church. Rumors hold that a man named Drazen Maloca is the head of the Ploi Drajiti Church of Devet.
Army Fortress
The headquarters of the city's up to 50000 soldier Ploi Drajit Army. In the eastern Dock Ward.
The headquarters of the Ploi Drajit City Navy's fleet of military ships, situated on several long artificial islands in the Bay of Druze.
Wykel's Wands
Single story brick building, store and home of the male water genasi wizard Wykel Witherstan, who sells magical components and a limited selection of magic items. In the Arcanist's Farthing.
The Sewers
Complex network of waste-disposal tunnels underneath the city. Known hideout for criminals and, stories say, horrible monsters.
Deniet's Blades and Bludgeons
One story stone building, shop of weapon merchant Gyliem Deniet, a male elf originally from Perune. Stocks all manner of common weapons, sourced from city blacksmiths and imported, but specializes in exotic or unusual weapons. In Archsword Village.
The Gauntlet
Stone building that serves as the headquarters of The Dungeon Delving Society of Ploi Drajit. In Drakesfane Village.
