The Reed Coast is a broad coastal food basin where rice paddies, tidal marshes, and mangrove channels stretch across the remains of an Imperial irrigation network. Villages stand on levees, stilts, and floating platforms, while boats replace roads across much of the region. Harvest wealth supports busy trade, but floods, disease, spirits, and organized tribute keep prosperity precarious. Beneath the practical rhythms of farming, rumors spread that something enormous guards the harbor.
The Reed Coast
Region AtlasCoastal marshland food basinBroad regional basin spanning many villages, waterways, paddies, islands, and harbor districts.
The Reed Coast
Where every harvest feeds a hungry sea.
PopulationDense along raised waterways and paddies, with…
ClimateHot, humid, and storm-prone, with long wet…
TerrainLow coastal ground cut by tidal channels, raised…
StabilityFragile and transactional, with local councils…
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Settlements
Low Harbor
Fortified harbor districtLarge
Primary port and tribute exchange
High Levee
Levee townMedium
Agricultural coordination center
Reedmarket
Floating marketMedium
Floating trade hub
Bellwater
Stilt villageSmall
Pilgrimage and fishing settlement
Gatewatch
Fortified canal villageSmall
Military outpost and engineering station