Pologo
Drizzly and pleasantly cool year-round, Pologo is a favorite summering and wintering locale for nobles throughout the country -- and some particularly daring nobles from foreign ones. Pleasure ships and mansions dot the coast. The cuisine of Pologo is also noticeably different to that of the rest of Castellan: oats and winter wheats lend themselves to hardier dishes, often supplemented by fresh fish. With no hostilities to worry about and with generally favorable weather, it is easy to see why Pologo is the most populous province.
Pologo is ruled by House Polonia.
Cities and Settlements
Towns
- Garangennes — The seat of House Polonia
- Satay — An important port along the Sweetsong Coast.
- Autiers
- Tadontevilly
- Dazocheaux
- Miverte
- Morsain
- Chate
- Ratay
- Lorcy
- Seiches
Notable Villages
- Aullery
- Matay — A large village on the Alurr Isles
- Vitbory
- Villeaux
- Aulle
- Vetarcot
- Greausessoy
- Poilliersoy
See also
Provinces of the Castellan Kingdoms
Type | Province |
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Counties | Heartlands • Pologo • Valoren • Vincen |
Marches | Easarch • Wesarch |
Capital | Garangennes |
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Ruler | Countess Allegra Polonia |
Area | 140K square miles |
Bordering | Wesarch, Heartlands, Vincen and Valoren |
Population |
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Type
Geopolitical, County / March
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