City's landmarks and buildings

Spreading things out will encourage PCs to circulate, but keep reasonable

private

palace/citadel

cathedral

posh

market

wetmarket

greenmarket

Consulates (Weasels and Mice have no consulate)

city hall

boarding school (like Eton)

university (like Cambridge)

jousting/arena (not on island)

inns

Jewellers guild

goldsmith

silversmith

pillory

gibbet

Poor

places for outdoor performers

inns

flophouses

boarding schools/orphanages

wetmarket

greenmarket

blackmarket

craft districts (armour, weapons, ceramics, jewllery, clothes, etc)

cliff caves (can make some residences)

pillories

sketchy gambling den

sketchy waterfront bar

coffee house

outdoor stage (think The Globe)

harbours

customs houses

guildhalls

customs house(s) (think Bryggen)

harbours, quays, entrepors, borders with F, C, and H,

etc

major streets

City's geography

Sandspits settled, but prone to obliteration by storms.

city comprised of low-lying sandspits and flat land in west, then tallish cliffs in north around craters, along the southeast coast, and bits here and there. The area between the cliffs on the east side is hilly. 3 adjacent islands, N, W, and E. Eastern has causeway.

Two promontories flank the city island.

The north one has hilly margins except in east. Another large round harbour exists here.

The southern does not have as good a harbour but has an acceptable one. The southern promontory has a ridge of volcanic rock dividing it into east and west portions. there are three islands off this, one low sandy one to the west and two rugged rocky ones to the north.

The currents in the strait are powerful and tricky. The northern side of the strait has a cold water current flowing through it and the southern has a warm current. This conflux of streams parts again around the main island which creates unpredictable fog and weather. These currents have created two long sandspits on the western side of the island. Between these is a large harbour with a quay.

Maneuvering the many small and large ferries that traverse the straits is a profession that requires a lot of training. During slack tide is when the most ferries operate. They run day and night.

Despite these inconveniences, the ruling jackal family carefully selected this location due to its exceptional positioning on major trade routes, which in time they'd come to control most of.

Named

North Hook

South Hook

Fortress island?

Round harbour

(private harbour off Round Harbour for jackals) (referred to by some as 'jackhole?")

Blow up island map to draw the above