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| + | | name = Darkhome | ||
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| + | | image_caption = Darkhome Tavern | ||
| + | | author = Donald Semora | ||
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Amaria's largest city, Darkhome is known as being a den of debauchery where the king, [[Ulfric the Usuper]] rules. Ulfric is a king in name only, as the real power of Amaria is its churches. Darkhome is located on the coast of [[Myst Bay]] and has an aproximate population of 20,000 people. Darkhome is surrounded by a tall stone wall with battlements periodically placed around it. The [[Port of Darkhome]] is a central hub of activity, as kingdoms from the Realms and also [[Outland Kingdoms]] come here to trade and sell their goods. | Amaria's largest city, Darkhome is known as being a den of debauchery where the king, [[Ulfric the Usuper]] rules. Ulfric is a king in name only, as the real power of Amaria is its churches. Darkhome is located on the coast of [[Myst Bay]] and has an aproximate population of 20,000 people. Darkhome is surrounded by a tall stone wall with battlements periodically placed around it. The [[Port of Darkhome]] is a central hub of activity, as kingdoms from the Realms and also [[Outland Kingdoms]] come here to trade and sell their goods. | ||
Revision as of 02:26, 19 August 2010
Amaria's largest city, Darkhome is known as being a den of debauchery where the king, Ulfric the Usuper rules. Ulfric is a king in name only, as the real power of Amaria is its churches. Darkhome is located on the coast of Myst Bay and has an aproximate population of 20,000 people. Darkhome is surrounded by a tall stone wall with battlements periodically placed around it. The Port of Darkhome is a central hub of activity, as kingdoms from the Realms and also Outland Kingdoms come here to trade and sell their goods.
Although Darkhome is a hive and haven for many evil and dark individuals, there is a strict series of laws that govern the city proper. These laws are ruthlessly enforced by the City Watch, which is basically a military milita that carries out many times its own punishments in the dark alleys and corners of the city. The Watch is governed by various Captains of the Watch, and these men and women are the judge, jury and sometimes executioner of the city.
The king tends to allow the Watch broad powers, as the king is as corrupt as any merchant.
