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Plagued year-round by whipping, icy mists, this walled city is sparsely populated by religious ascetics bound (they believe) in servitude to Ukko (Finnish Mythos), the god of air and sky, who, it is said, is punishing the city for some past unspecified transgression. The streets here are often deserted, and a layer of ice often encrusts everything outdoors. A struggling temple-run fishing operation makes up the city's sole export. | Plagued year-round by whipping, icy mists, this walled city is sparsely populated by religious ascetics bound (they believe) in servitude to Ukko (Finnish Mythos), the god of air and sky, who, it is said, is punishing the city for some past unspecified transgression. The streets here are often deserted, and a layer of ice often encrusts everything outdoors. A struggling temple-run fishing operation makes up the city's sole export. | ||
Trade with [[Nottingham]] is conducted via ox-drawn ferries up the [[North River]]. | |||
Location: [[Media:World-1.jpg | Map #1]] | Location: [[Media:World-1.jpg | Map #1]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:04, 1 September 2008
Plagued year-round by whipping, icy mists, this walled city is sparsely populated by religious ascetics bound (they believe) in servitude to Ukko (Finnish Mythos), the god of air and sky, who, it is said, is punishing the city for some past unspecified transgression. The streets here are often deserted, and a layer of ice often encrusts everything outdoors. A struggling temple-run fishing operation makes up the city's sole export.
Trade with Nottingham is conducted via ox-drawn ferries up the North River.
Location: Map #1
