Cobh
Following the shift to Ayinel and the end of the War, the once-strategic port of Cobh has gradually been vacated by the Ffolk military. Now, only a handful of individuals remain, rumored to do so by direct request of the crown. House Fairrage, the noble family once responsible for the city’s governance, is thought to have been wiped out, leaving Cobh’s future uncertain. Beneath the remnants of the town lies the ruined temple of Umberlee, a vestige of the region's turbulent past.
Government
Cobh lacks formal leadership, relying instead on informal governance by the highest-ranking military personnel stationed at the port. This small military presence serves primarily as a caretaker force, ensuring that the former port remains secure and that any disputes are settled swiftly.Infrastructure
Cobh’s visible structures are modest, with a few small wooden buildings perched along the cliffside. However, beneath the village, hidden within the cliffside, lies a long-abandoned wartime shipyard and the ruined temple of Umberlee. Once a hub for naval operations, the shipyard now stands as a reminder of Cobh’s former importance, shrouded in mystery and waiting for a potential new purpose should the crown decide its fate.
Type
Town
Population
50
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