A small fishing town built at the mouth of a river upon a few scraps of land and connected barges.
Prymm (town), Thylasx region
Purpose: Small fishing village of several hundred residents built upon small islands, floating barges and bridge connecting walkways over streets of water. Prymm feeds the nearby city of Raymarath and acts as a port for much of the coastline. About 75 buildings including a cathedral on the largest island and the Manor on the second largest. About 40 multi-story houses are built upon small bits of land or barges.
Beyond the town sits the Stoneheart mountain range where the Lifeblood river flows down from said to be the home of a lost city of Elders, to the north-west starts the plains ruled by the goblinoids and to the south a dark and dangerous forest, with one fairly safe trading road through it to the south, and a highway with several posted forts along it to Raymarath is to the north, sitting along the coast upon a cliff overlooking the water and the valley below.
Points of interest:
The Stone Sentinel Inn also known as the Sentinel is a good place for food, drink, stories and a long stay.
The Flotsam Galleria trade square with general store on barges next to the docks upon the Stinging Salt Sea
Temple dedicated to Storm and the Sea took over the old cathedral: no one remembers the old name or faith, but it is now known as the Stormwrack Solitude.
Bailin’s Bluff is a seemingly normal tavern overlooking the Flotsam but is thought to house a secret Black Rose Society lair.
The Blinding Tower, a 150 foot stone tower built of impossibly bright white stone that reflects the sun in a dazzling display of colors acts as a wizard tower and lighthouse for the town
Key figures
Merrik Mayhammer left arm and side of face petrified and turned to stone during a bad engagement in the Stoneheart mountains left him out of the adventuring game and into the storytelling phase of his career, as he runs the Stone Sentinel.
Alderman Reynoldus is known to be up to no good but no one survives to tell their story at court.
Vosian Knight Rochard has been sent to deal with a problem that he will not name.
The ex- leader of the Order of the Wyvern sky pirates the half-elf Dralael “the immortal” has taken up shop in Prymm and is building a mercenary company or adventuring union depending on whom he is talking to.
Living at the top of the Blinding Tower is Vharudan the Thrice Hanged, one of the few known wizards in the area powerful enough to not bother hiding, having survived several trials and executions over the past hundred years.
Adventure Hooks:
Why is the Black Rose set up here?
Booming noises and flashing lights can be seen behind the peaks of the Stoneheart Mountains.
Why can’t anyone read the note that Vharudan has set up on the message boards around the Flotsam?