Birmingham burns as the French vie for war, witness it all in this Dark Victorian Narrative-RPG.
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| Created | 44 days ago |
| Last Updated | 36 days ago |
| Visibility | Public |
Cliffs of Fort Monet
The Cliffs of Fort Monet rise sharply from the surrounding landscape, their jagged edges and steep inclines making them treacherous to navigate. Guarded by hostile French soldiers, the area is rife with danger, as patrols keep a watchful eye for intruders seeking to scale the cliffs or breach the fort's defenses.
Eldridge Hollow
Eldridge Hollow is a vibrant Victorian town characterized by its cobblestone streets and gaslit lamps that illuminate ornate architecture. The air is thick with mystery, as magical creatures occasionally wander through the fog, and alchemists peddle their potions in shadowy alleyways, all while political unrest simmers beneath the surface as King Richard edges closer to war with the French.
Eldridge Hollow Industrial Zone
The industrialized zone of Eldridge Hollow is a grim testament to Victorian progress, shrouded in a thick layer of smog. The air is heavy with the scent of oil and coal, as the docks bustle with activity, while the slave ports and warehouses stand as dark reminders of exploitation and greed.
France
France is marked by its cultural flourishing during the Belle Époque. With Paris as its capital, the area is dotted with vineyards and steep alps, creating a picturesque yet dangerous landscape for travelers. If you are not from the mainland, it is highly recommended you do not travel here, guards will seize and deport you at once.
Hartfield Moor
Hartfield Moor is a bleak landscape characterized by rolling hills and fields shrouded in thick fog. The air is heavy with the scent of decay, and the skeletal remains of cattle litter the land, remnants of a mysterious disease that has ravaged the Hartfield estate, leaving a lingering aura of despair over the once-thriving farmland.
Hidden Trade Route
This hidden trade route is a vital artery for French merchants transporting wine and dyes to Charlamagne's Barony. The atmosphere is dark and gloomy, with remnants of past conflicts, such as abandoned carts and signs of skirmishes, creating an air of tension and danger.
Taylor-Joy Moors
The moors surrounding Taylor-Joy's estate are a picturesque blend of rolling hills, wildflower fields, and serene lakes. Mist often blankets the area, creating an ethereal atmosphere perfect for romantic encounters and tranquil strolls along the water's edge.
The Blackwoods
The Blackwoods is a shadowy expanse of trees and underbrush, notorious for its hidden dangers. Rumored to be a haven for poachers and bandits, it serves as a treacherous passage for nobles.
The Lawless Coast
The Lawless Coast is a desolate stretch of land caught in the crossfire of conflict between the French Border Princes and King Richard's soldiers. Scarred by battles and filled with mercenaries, this area is a hotbed of tension, where skirmishes can erupt at any moment, and the air is thick with the scent of smoke and despair.
The Northern Road
The Northern Road is a well-maintained, straight path that cuts through the countryside, originally constructed by King Richard's army. It is often draped in rain, with sparse oil lamps providing dim illumination, making it a vital route for nobles traveling to Argenton-sur-Creuse, but also a hotspot for highwaymen preying on unsuspecting travelers.
The Rookwood
The Rookwood is a dark and foreboding land, marked by sprawling estates that whisper of ancient secrets and a history of conflict. Its dense forests are alive with the sounds of unseen creatures, while the expansive moors stretch endlessly, shrouded in mist and mystery. Serene lakes reflect the dark skies above, and rugged mountain passes offer both peril and breathtaking views, all under the shadow of a brewing war between England and France.
The Ruins of Greater Birmingham
Once a thriving Victorian hamlet, the Ruins of Greater Birmingham now lay in smoldering disarray after a catastrophic mill fire. The charred remains of buildings and the echoes of despair fill the air as survivors wander through the wreckage, calling for reform and reflecting on the dark side of industrialization.
The Southern Road
The Southern Road is a picturesque route connecting Eldridge Hollow to the quaint village of Argenton-sur-Creuse. Lined with charming Georgian country houses, it serves as a playground for children on bicycles and features satirical puppet displays that humorously depict King Richard on his deathbed as Francis II ascends to power over The Rookwood.
The Venting Sea
The Venting Sea is a treacherous stretch of water that separates The Rookwood from France, notorious for its unpredictable storms and hidden reefs. This perilous channel is a hotspot for pirate activity and the occasional Dutch merchant vessel, making navigation both risky and thrilling for adventurers.