Towns were the economic and cultural centers, but it was the country that provided the goods, and were the main source of food. In a medieval town, the best properties with the highest rent around the square and the market were owned by wealthy merchants and aristocrats.
Around them lived the craftsmen and artisans, and the poor by the city walls. The townspeoples livelihoods stemmed largely from trading, their craft and profession and similar to modern times, most townfolk bought their food at the market.
Like today, the townsfolk bought their food at the market.
In the 11th century, most settlements were small sized and had a minor population mostly consisting of poor farmers & peasants. Cities in the Flintwhenian region never surpassed the 1.5 thousand marks (Royal Capital).
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The city of Ironcrest is the capital city of Flintwhenia, it has the highest number of population and it is also the biggest in terms of size. It is the seat of the Duke of Flintwhenia and the house of the Flintwheninan nobility and clergy. The city was named for its rich resources of iron, which are exported to England, France and other parts of Europe. more tba |
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| Pinewood |
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The Village of Pinewood, it is nestled between the large landmark of Mount Chiliad and the forests of Shady Creek. It boasts an amazing view of the mountain and is virtually a minute away from the eeriness of Shady Cabins. Sitting at the base of the enormous Mount Chiliad; the rural small-town is host to various blacksmiths, bowyers, and trading stands. The town also houses several facilities, including a tavern, cathedral and a monastery. The population consists of mainly saxon settlers, mainly beggars although there are very valuable farmers as well as bowyers, town criers, troubadours and scriveners. more tba |
| Drakkarholt |
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Drakkarholt is a village inhabited by Norse Vikings and it is where they make their home and main base of operations throughout Flintwhenia. |
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From the old forum. Posted by theSerpent on 17 September 2018.
Towns & Cities
Towns were the economic and cultural centers, but it was the country that provided the goods, especially foodstuffs. In a medieval town, the best properties around the square and the market were owned by rich Councillors and merchants.
Around them lived the craftsmen and artisans, and the poor by the city walls. The townspeople’s livelihoods stemmed largely from the trade, skilled crafts, and many associated professions.
Like today, the townsfolk bought their food at the market.
In the 11th century, most settlements were small sized and had a minor population mostly consisting of poor farmers & peasants. Cities in the Flintwhenian region never surpassed the 1.5 thousand marks (Royal Capital).
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Pinewood
(Angel Pine)
I. Village of Pinewood
The Village of Pinewood, it is nestled between the large landmark of Mount Chiliad and the forests of Shady Creek. It boasts an amazing view of the mountain and is virtually a minute away from the eeriness of Shady Cabins. Sitting at the base of the enormous Mount Chiliad; the rural small-town is host to various blacksmiths, bowyers, and trading stands.
The town also houses several facilities, including a tavern, cathedral and a monastery. The population consists of mainly saxon settlers, mainly beggars although there are very valuable farmers as well as bowyers, town criers, troubadours and scriveners.
II. Points of Interest
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Flintshire
I. Village of Flintshire
Flintshire is a small rural area located in Flintwhenia. Located in southeastern Flintwhenia. It's surrounded by a hillside area with lots of fields and crops. Situated close to the border of The Barrows and the swamp.
There is a functional well which produces clean pure water, usually settlers replenish their thirst here as they pass by. It's made out of several houses, small blacksmith, a barn with dusty old equipment and alongside that several broken-down caravans which are portrayed as small market stalls.
II. Points of Interest
Flintshire Well
Flintshire Blacksmith
Flintshire Tavern
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Delton
I. Village of Delton
Delton is located in northeastern Flintwhenia. It neighbors Lake Delton and it's ports and it's where the name for the village comes from. The village is very subtle, made out of multiple buildings. There are two barns, one acting as a normal barn whilst the other as a stable. Several huts for housing, a town hall, a small tavern and a podium for speeches.
This particular area has achieved notoriety for being the home of fishers thanks to the openness and ease of the ports that lay across the lake. Relatively the size of the lake also allows for small boats to roam around it's boundaries and access the ports fairly well.
II. Points of Interest
Lake Delton
Delton Port
Town Hall
Tavern de Delton
Delton Blacksmith
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The Barrows
I. the Barrows
The Barrows are a heavily forested region of Flintwhenia. The Barrows comprises the southeastern portion of the map, and is connected to the notorious and foul smelling swamp. The camp is most characterized by its rugged terrain, foul-smelling swamp, giant hills and rocks.
The camp acts as a regional hangout for merchants, thieves, pirates and other multicultural beings. A home, residing all the nasty, gut-wrenching and hideous activities seen no where else. The foundation is made out of a series of docks, cabins, rotten and spoiled housing and a plethora of decaying elements all around.
II. Points of Interest
Shame Cage
Deck Market
Voodoo Stand
The Brothel
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