Serenton

Known for its wines and fruits, Serenton is highly reliant on their trading relationship with Cormire, which is responsible for 100% of their timber and ore needs.

Governed by the Serentonian Senate. Guarded by the Serentonian Guards.

In Avatars (Fall '08), the city was utterly decimated by some sort of plague, of interest to the Mercuric Order. By the time Bones of the Naga had begun (Spring '10), the city had mostly recovered.

The irregularly-shaped wall is 10' high. Some buildings are 30' high.

There's a tavern in the north/central region of the city called the Gilded Stein.

Residents

• Kemble Coyote
• Una Laing, servant of Abacaneeser
• Ferona
• Dildonius, the captain of the Serentonian Guards
• Cleed, the miserly stable owner
• Abacaneeser, the alchemist
• Gradik Seatalon, the fisherman

History

The Avatars, after meeting Lieutenant Dildonius of the Serentonian Guards and getting into the disease-ravaged, quarantined city, ousted Tobias Steen with the aid of a young blonde boy who seemed to have the ability to become fire incarnate. The party then broke into a couple of Serentonian banks and stole Steen's assets before leaving the city and the tents of refugees outside its walls.

Recent History

It is told that guards posted at the grate the Serenflow exits the city from saw a strange band leaving the city in pursuit of a ghastly foul-colored cloud. The guards were told by a talking dog among the crew that the city was clear of the plague. When the rowboat containing the strange crew did not stop to answer questions, the guards opened fire as ordered. The boat then sped off at an unimaginable rate, outrunning even the shots from guards' crossbows. Some days later an old man in white robes came forth from the city saying he was a sentinel, charged with watching over the area and that the city was again safe to enter. He danced around the guards' many other questions about how he got into the city and where he was from and for whom he worked. It is told he eventually grew impatient when threatened with violence by one of the guards and mentioned something about eating them all before waving his hand and vanishing. The dumb-founded captain reportedly swore the interrogating guards to secrecy, but such oaths often are dismissed after time. Regardless, the Serentonian guard must have believed the old man because within days they were assisting the refugees with moving back into the city and getting the society back on it's feet.

Location: Map #5