A tight-knit island village clustered around a small stone harbor and long warehouses, with farmsteads spreading into the salt-sprayed flats and the governor's two-story manor dominating the skyline amid manicured gardens.
Where the sea brings fortune and whispers what it will not keep.
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Governor
A middle-aged woman with wind-creased skin, known for meticulous gardens and firm decisions.
Warehouse magnate
An elegant trader who speaks in measured tones and wears a ring of braided kelp.
Small trader and skipper
Scarred forearm, booming laugh, with a stubborn jaw and a patched coat.
Farmstead matron and kelpfarmer
Short and broad-shouldered with braided gray hair and calloused hands.
Sea Mother cult priest
Thin and salt-streaked with bare feet and a voice like tidewater.
General goods and storage
A row of connected stone warehouses that double as a shopfront for imported goods and local exports.
Ship supplies and small trade stall
A cluttered stall near the quay run by a veteran skipper catering to small crews.
Herbal remedies and sea salves
A low-ceiling shop scented of herbs and brine catering to sailors and farmers alike.
Skippers, dockworkers, farmers, and the occasional traveling magistrate
A two-room tavern with a common hall and a seaside lean-to favored by seafarers.
Merchant guild
A loose alliance of warehouse owners who set storage rates and lobby the council.
Agrarian collective
A cooperative of smallholders who export grain and kelp fertilizer and press for council support.
Militia / civic guard
A pragmatic militia of sailors and farmers charged with security and modest policing.
Weathered warehouses where crates, barrels, and secret compartments mingle with official cargo.
Shallow pans along the flats where villagers harvest salt, producing the village's signature flavor.
A high cliff offering a commanding view of incoming ships and a favored place for sea rituals.
A narrow channel used by small craft that sometimes reveals washed-up wreckage at low tide.
Smuggling tunnels under certain warehouses connect to sea caves.
The governor's manor garden hides a sealed chest of old colonists' charters.
The Sea Mother shrine's offerings occasionally carry whispered visions to the priest.
The Ledger and the Leaks
Finn claims Sera's warehouses are laundering smuggled goods; find proof and decide whether to expose, bargain, or join the ring.
Blight at the Edge
Crops on the outskirts are failing from a spreading blight; trace its source to a poisoned spring or a drowned relic.
Lantern in the Deep
A chest rumored to have washed ashore contains a map leading to sea caves and the smuggling tunnels beneath the warehouses.
Prophecy of Salt
Brother Tyll's visions hint at a storm-born artifact that could shift local power; recover it before outside interests arrive.
