Difference between revisions of "Longcoast"
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| − | |house= | + | |house=le Layne |
| − | |liege= | + | |liege=Lance le Layne |
|resources=Undefined | |resources=Undefined | ||
| − | |population= | + | |population=101045 |
|income=0 weekly, 0 per annum | |income=0 weekly, 0 per annum | ||
| − | |size= | + | |size=2887 km^2 (1115 mi^2) |
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| + | The westernmost point in Tubor, Longcoast is a barony that stretches from the | ||
| + | upper mountains near the Ducal Seat of Tubor, down near the far reaches of | ||
| + | Pertport, and is isolated as though it were an island. Bordering the more | ||
| + | populous and industrious region of Ellieuh's Womb, Longcoast has very few | ||
| + | attractions; its shores are rocky, and the land mostly barren from salt. | ||
| + | Still, however, the barony holds the distinction of having the most castles | ||
| + | and towers in all the Isles, remnants of the great presence the Knights once | ||
| + | held in the province, although most are now abandoned and ruined. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The Layne family has ruled Longcoast ever since the Consolidation, the | ||
| + | dynasty's founder, Lucan le Layne, being rewarded the baron title after | ||
| + | changing allegiances and joining the forces of Dav late in the conquest. The | ||
| + | barony has been the seat of many great Layne Knights, although an abdication | ||
| + | in the early months of 373 marked a change to that tradition. | ||
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[[Category:Domains of Tubor]] | [[Category:Domains of Tubor]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:49, 23 July 2018
| The Barony of Longcoast | |
|---|---|
| House le Layne | |
| Liege | Lance le Layne |
| Resources | Undefined |
| Population | 101045 |
| Income | 0 weekly, 0 per annum |
| Size | 2887 km^2 (1115 mi^2) |
The westernmost point in Tubor, Longcoast is a barony that stretches from the
upper mountains near the Ducal Seat of Tubor, down near the far reaches of
Pertport, and is isolated as though it were an island. Bordering the more
populous and industrious region of Ellieuh's Womb, Longcoast has very few
attractions; its shores are rocky, and the land mostly barren from salt.
Still, however, the barony holds the distinction of having the most castles
and towers in all the Isles, remnants of the great presence the Knights once
held in the province, although most are now abandoned and ruined.
The Layne family has ruled Longcoast ever since the Consolidation, the dynasty's founder, Lucan le Layne, being rewarded the baron title after changing allegiances and joining the forces of Dav late in the conquest. The barony has been the seat of many great Layne Knights, although an abdication in the early months of 373 marked a change to that tradition.
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Asglen ∙ Eastgale ∙ Elcaster ∙ Hamstone ∙ Iglisrich ∙ Irisum ∙ Lundsend ∙ Lyndale ∙ Maides ∙ Perche ∙ Rosewood ∙ Savir ∙ Seahome ∙ Volsuan ∙ Avonna ∙ Brayston ∙ Dastur ∙ Gailiech ∙ Zadossa ∙ Amhurst ∙ Awan Ride ∙ Beresfield ∙ Casterlay ∙ Endridge ∙ Lothos ∙ Mont Innes ∙ Sartez ∙ Sunset ∙ Vees | |
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Baigmantown ∙ Crestley ∙ Fort Merdigal ∙ Highwalk ∙ Longcoast ∙ Longpoint ∙ Maivenwoods ∙ Norsley ∙ The Organ Coasts ∙ Penmoor ∙ Pertport ∙ Rapostra ∙ Redcliffs ∙ Rihdman ∙ Saltline ∙ Sinjiara ∙ St. Helriem's Isle ∙ Strongjaw ∙ Tingre's Rest ∙ The Rapier ∙ The Throat ∙ Yestraden ∙ Zataiga | |
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Chengridz ∙ Engvist ∙ Ikihel ∙ Lillton ∙ Mozenk ∙ Pronsk ∙ Vostock ∙ Batarostra ∙ Garod ∙ Traghow | |
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Acrestinosa ∙ Dusollini ∙ Macosta ∙ Vintrius ∙ Capua ∙ Hevstina ∙ Lower Gerdain ∙ Upper Gerdain ∙ Nimrock | |
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