Voyd

Unlike Riven and Lunsk, Voyd has its walls to protect the populace, so is less concerned with attracting creatures, meaning they utilize regular lamplight, torchlight, and fires. Voyd is the most cosmopolitan of all three of the towns, due to its geography (it lacks the wilds of Lunsk and the muck of Riven), and gives the characters a glimpse of the situations they may find themselves in when they get to Nov Ostoya. Though not as large as the capital city, Voyd is nonetheless walled, with cobbled streets and stone houses, full of well-dressed nobles that aren’t quite rich enough to make their way to Nov Ostoya (but are always looking for ways to change their fates). This town primarily subsists on commerce and trading, through there are farmers who herd sheep, cattle, and other animals in the rolling fields outside of the city. A risky job, they are often well-armed and on high alert for bandits or beasts.

Type

City