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Villeways, The Restaurant at the End of the Street. An upscale restaraunt, constructed on the initiative of Lord [[Ulric]], Minister of the People, who intends for it to serve the most appetizing food in all Abington. Lined with marble floor tiles and solid, framed in solid, stately oak, even incomplete the building appears that it may well live up to it's reputation. | Villeways, The Restaurant at the End of the Street. An upscale restaraunt, constructed on the initiative of Lord [[Ulric]], Minister of the People, who intends for it to serve the most appetizing food in all Abington. Lined with marble floor tiles and solid, framed in solid, stately oak, even incomplete the building appears that it may well live up to it's reputation. | ||
| + | Now owned independently by a Merchant's Consortium, which caters to the rich and noble on the waterfront of Suville. | ||
"Good food at good prices! Riffraff not welcome." | "Good food at good prices! Riffraff not welcome." | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 26 October 2006
About the Region
Suville, the largest and wealthiest city on the continent, was once the former capital of Abington (before it was moved to Riverholm). After several unsuccessful attempts to reclaim it from the hand of rogue Independents, a massive army of over 3,000 Kingdom troops occupied the wayward city, brutally killing over 1,000 peasants in clashes before the Independence movement was crushed and the great city was welcomed back into Abington.
Villeways
Villeways, The Restaurant at the End of the Street. An upscale restaraunt, constructed on the initiative of Lord Ulric, Minister of the People, who intends for it to serve the most appetizing food in all Abington. Lined with marble floor tiles and solid, framed in solid, stately oak, even incomplete the building appears that it may well live up to it's reputation. Now owned independently by a Merchant's Consortium, which caters to the rich and noble on the waterfront of Suville.
"Good food at good prices! Riffraff not welcome."
Riverhold Square
Along the northern border of Suville, this former fort now defends only inns, shops, bars, and other various services. Overlooking the intersection of two rivers, the amazing views from the Riverhold ramparts are frequented by nobles and commoners alike.
Nobles of Suville
- Lady Callisto (Duchess of Suville, Royal Treasurer of Abington)
- Mikhail Sergei (Marshall of the Army of Suville)
- Lord Ulric
- Sir Phlex
- Elinora
- Cash
- Ricco
- Surmai
- Bloody
