Maradeen

Presumably, The PC's will place Hendrick's letter on the ground forming a transportation circle, using it will take them to a mill/farmhouse on the outskirts of the city. The city is built on the highest hill, that is surrounded by smaller hills. In the surrounding area, there are Lighthouse warriors who double as legitimate farmers. The plant, grow, harvest and sell their crops, they also serve as the first line of defense. Each on is a trained mage or paladin/fighter, specifically trained to guard their home and alert the city/give their life if an attack happens.

Production area is not accessible unless in a guild.
Undercity:
Maradeen holds many secrets, one of the darker ones, being that the city was build upon an existing one. Though

Government

Governor - Member of the royal family. Has the final word. Subservient to the Sanctum. Arch Priest - Serves as the chief adviser to the Governor. Helps guide the city under the Light of Feyd. Adviser Body - Other members of royalty, as well as the prominent families. Have a seat at the table and are able to contribute to the proceedings. Heads of Trade - The voice for the people. They live in the city and are the leaders of areas of commerce. Each guild reports to a trade head and elect the trade head. Guilds - Each guild controls an area of commerce, but the import and export. Workers - The citizen body. They make up every member of the guilds.

Assets

One of the richest cities in The Federation on My'err. Gold is never in short supply. The guilds are consistently honing and growing their trade, buying, selling, and producing.

History

Humble Beginnings Maradeen was originally a small cluster of families, by and by, through the light of Feyd, they prospered; prosperity is often met with growth, and grow they did. Three families make up the core of Maradeen, the Gondael’s, the Freyalds, and the Mortimaer’s. Gondael’s, human farmers, were the first to settle in the area’s near where Maradeen proper sits today. Soon, the Freyald’s and Mortimaer’s took residence and together they all looked after one another, carving out a nice area to hunt and grow. The day destiny had in store for the three families, was the day that a Feyd priest made his way into their midst. A man who had nothing more than the clothes on his back, and a message that Feyd was a true goddess who offered shelter to those of her flock. Marcus Gondael had at the time been searching for an existence beyond his present standing, and this was just the thing for him.
“Praise be to Feyd” He said with a smirk, “My name is Marcus, and you my werey friend?” The priest responded “I am no one, but that which has been given to me by our great Lord. You may call me Patrick if you must.”
And with that, Marcus took this priest into his home and learned all he could about Feyd and her light. As the years went on, Marcus began converting the small village, and with it, opened their originally guarded home to any and all who sought a home. This was not too much to the liking of the Freyalds, who believed that their small home should stay as such. Religion or not, the more attention you attract, the more trouble you gain. But by the time they decided to speak out against it, it was too late. Feyd’s light is a powerful thing, and everyone it touches is warmed. She is the goddess of the sun after all, and who can deny it’s light?
Patrick, eventually suggested that they relocate to a nearby hill, one that was usually used for scouting the plains, as a new center of their village, which had grown quite extensively in the few years that had followed since destiny’s fateful day. Being the most devout, and most assuredly bringing the most to find safety in Feyd’s light, the hill and town were officially christened Maradeen. That was nearly 1000 years ago, today, we find Maradeen as a mighty bastion of light and safety. Within the 3-tier city, each guarded by a more impressive wall than the last, houses families of all shapes and walks. The center, is home to the royal families and the cathedral. Beyond that lies the common people’s homes, and the most outer ring is the merchant district.

Alternative Name(s)

City on a Hill, 'Deen, City of Light

Type

Large city

Population

500,000

Inhabitant Demonym

Mardeean

Location under

My'Err

Owner/Ruler

Governor Suros

Owning Organization

The Sanctumn