Sycia
Cape of Campari
The coastal city of Sycia is built into and upon the steep shoreline of Campari's southwest coast. Nicknamed the "Golden Coast," the Sycian sea's slow erosion of the rocky shore caused the creation of a diverse coastline of cliffs, sloping mountains, an archipelago, and a natural inland waterway.
Demographics
As a result of it's status as a port city, Sycia is inhabited by a large variety of demographics. It is considered a multi-ethnic trade city and cultural hub.
Defences
Sycia has a large citadel northwest of the Sycia canal.
Industry & Trade
Major import/export location.
Infrastructure
A natural waterway created from through the continent of Campari was later expanded by Sycia to create the Sycia Canal.
Assets
Major waterways, precious minerals, shopping districts, and high-capacity residencies. Sycia is one of few areas on Capriana where one might find magically endowed tools available as they are traded south through the port city from Becyth.
History
- Constructed in 350 PME
- Sycian sea travel begins in 200 PME
- Settlement of Monk's Isles in 25 PME
Architecture
The Sycian citadel is similar in style to a moorish palace, resembling La Alhambra. The rest of the Golden Coast resembles Rhodes.
Alternative Name(s)
The Golden Gulf
Type
Capital
Inhabitant Demonym
Sycian
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