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==The Bazaar== | ==The Bazaar== | ||
A market plaza where local produce, artisans goods and exotic wares were plied. The area was traditionally managed by the Guilds, the foremost of which were the glaziers and pulp-makers | A market plaza where local produce, artisans goods and exotic wares were plied. The area was traditionally managed by the Guilds, the foremost of which were the glaziers and pulp-makers. Every Frithday a market fair was held by the Royal Caravan Company which was traditionally attended by the marquess and members of their diet. | ||
==The Diplomats Quarter== | ==The Diplomats Quarter== | ||
An enclave district which housed foreign delegates and visiting nobles. It contained chanceries, forums, embassies and courts as well as inns and other places of hospitality catering to foreign visitors. The centerpiece of the district was the Pantheon, a temple complex which housed icons of all major and minor deities | An enclave district which housed foreign delegates and visiting nobles. It contained chanceries, forums, embassies and courts as well as inns and other places of hospitality catering to foreign visitors. The centerpiece of the district was the Pantheon, a temple complex which housed icons of all major and minor deities. | ||
==The Environs== | ==The Environs== | ||
The main living space of | The main living space of Winterwend located at and around the rim of the city walls. It was divided into a trio of boroughs. The Hill, where the wealthy or ennobled citizens reside, The Yard, home of the clergy and priest-class and the Acres which housed the free churls and enslaved [[thrall]]s. | ||
==The Inner City== | ==The Inner City== | ||