Chelsos

History

Chelsos was a town at the confluence of the River Clyx and River Salos. An island formed in the centre of the stream, and an oracle was built there. The town itself was built on the surrounding floodplains, divided between the South, West, and East banks.
The South bank was the richest part of the city and was fortified with thick stone walls. The city's palace and most of the law courts were found there. It was connected to the Oracle island by two bridges.
The East bank was the largest part of the city, and was home to many shops, docks, and houses. It was connected to the Oracle by three bridges.
The West bank was the smallest district of the city, with only a few houses and roads. It was connected to the oracle by a single bridge.

Alternative Name(s)

Chelsos-on-Clyx, Kelsaiclux

Type

Town

Location under

Laecania