Difference between revisions of "Coral Cove"
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− | Coral Cove is a small fishing village within the Domain of Obsidian Bay. It is located on the southeastern edge of | + | Coral Cove is a small fishing village within the [[Domain of Obsidian Bay]]. It is located on the southeastern edge of The Pomarj's [[Great Southern Plain]], about five days travel from [[Obsidian Bay]]. |
The village's sizeable fishing fleet works the coast to the north and south. The catch itself is transported north every week or so by a ships sailing from Obsidian Bay. | The village's sizeable fishing fleet works the coast to the north and south. The catch itself is transported north every week or so by a ships sailing from Obsidian Bay. | ||
The village takes its name from a coral reef that protects the entrance to its cove; entering it requires a DC 14 Profession (Sailor) check. Most of the ships that stop at Coral Reef anchor outside of the reef, and send in their longboats instead. | The village takes its name from a coral reef that protects the entrance to its cove; entering it requires a DC 14 Profession (Sailor) check. Most of the ships that stop at Coral Reef anchor outside of the reef, and send in their longboats instead. |
Revision as of 15:59, 25 July 2007
Overview
- Country: Domain of Obsidian Bay
- Leader: ?
- Population: 350
Coral Cove is a small fishing village within the Domain of Obsidian Bay. It is located on the southeastern edge of The Pomarj's Great Southern Plain, about five days travel from Obsidian Bay.
The village's sizeable fishing fleet works the coast to the north and south. The catch itself is transported north every week or so by a ships sailing from Obsidian Bay.
The village takes its name from a coral reef that protects the entrance to its cove; entering it requires a DC 14 Profession (Sailor) check. Most of the ships that stop at Coral Reef anchor outside of the reef, and send in their longboats instead.