Ragburn Row
Ragburn Row is a compact market street within The Rustway, known for its trade in salvaged materials and improvised Gree-powered devices. Vendors work diligently in small, makeshift stalls, offering tools, machinery, and alchemical components crafted from reclaimed industrial debris. The air is thick with the smell of grease, as steam and smoke rise from on-site operations. Buyers navigate the narrow pathways, assessing wares that range from practical to experimental.
Architecture
The Row’s vendor stalls are constructed from scavenged materials—corrugated metal, wooden planks, and repurposed industrial panels. The market is framed by leaning structures connected by planks and bridges, with hanging lanterns providing light.
Defenses
Local vendors maintain a network of alarms and concealed barricades to protect the market. Watchful eyes and mutual reliance deter theft and external interference.
History
Initially a meeting place for scavengers, Ragburn Row grew as machinists and tradespeople began settling nearby. Its reputation for supplying unique salvaged items and experimental devices has made it a steady fixture of The Rustway’s economy.
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