Wurzeldorf City Square

The city square of Wurzeldorf is a large, open space in the middle of the city, and usually holds several market stalls. Merchants come here to peddle their wares, and sometimes street performers perform for money. It's a common place to just hang out for an hour or two, both for children and adults alike.
A large bell is set up in the square. Though functional, it's mostly an ornamental piece than anything else. The stone structure that holds it has reliefs that depicts the six Wurzelan heritages unified.

Public Punishment

The city square is also where public punishments of criminals takes place. Sometimes people are put in stocks for public shaming. On very rare occassions, executions are held, usually through hanging.

Alternative Names

Wurzeldorf Market

Type

Market square

Parent Location

Wurzeldorf