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==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.


==The Environs==
==The Environs==


==The Inner City==
==The Inner City==
{{this}}s seat of power. It contained the Capitol, residence of the Marchioness along with her court and royal diet.


==The Patches==
==The Patches==
A group of agricultural fiefs which stretched far beyond the city walls. It was ruled by the [[Armiger Syndicates]], a collective of crooked yeomen families and manor lords who enjoyed a great deal of freedom from their lieges in the city.

Latest revision as of 13:27, 12 March 2026

Winterwend
Government Elected Monarchy
Ruler Eavanette DeAmbergris
Capital The Free City of Winterwend
Location The Wildered North
Demonym Winterwender

Winterwend was a city-state in The Lands of the Highpriest.

Districts[edit]

The Bazaar[edit]

The Diplomats Quarter[edit]

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[edit]

The Inner City[edit]

Winterwends seat of power. It contained the Capitol, residence of the Marchioness along with her court and royal diet.

The Patches[edit]

A group of agricultural fiefs which stretched far beyond the city walls. It was ruled by the Armiger Syndicates, a collective of crooked yeomen families and manor lords who enjoyed a great deal of freedom from their lieges in the city.