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Fire Cove is an abandoned village at the mouth of the Azerel, south-east of Azerel. | Fire Cove is an abandoned village at the mouth of the Azerel, south-east of Azerel. | ||
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It was established almost 400 years ago as a fishing village, to provide Azerel with a range of sea food. For a while, this proved to be a sustainable, even very profitable, arrangement. | It was established almost 400 years ago as a fishing village, to provide Azerel with a range of sea food. For a while, this proved to be a sustainable, even very profitable, arrangement. | ||
A series of savage storms during the period 4398 – 4402 seriously damaged the port infrastructure and the fishing boats they protected. The village never fully recovered from these natural tragedies, and by 4404 it was a ghost town. | |||
Today, only a shrine to D’Aad testifies to what was once a thriving community. | Today, only a shrine to D’Aad testifies to what was once a thriving community. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 24 March 2022
| settlement name | duchy | district/province | type | population | founding year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Cove | Barban | Royal District of Kova | abandoned | 0 | 4301 |
Fire Cove is an abandoned village at the mouth of the Azerel, south-east of Azerel.
It was established almost 400 years ago as a fishing village, to provide Azerel with a range of sea food. For a while, this proved to be a sustainable, even very profitable, arrangement.
A series of savage storms during the period 4398 – 4402 seriously damaged the port infrastructure and the fishing boats they protected. The village never fully recovered from these natural tragedies, and by 4404 it was a ghost town.
Today, only a shrine to D’Aad testifies to what was once a thriving community.