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Gained in battle against Abington's foes, Tarkhog is a wild and free frontier region. If not for the constant efforts of the Judge, Count Deschain, and the bureaucracy of Abington, the region would soon degenerate into total lawlessness. | Gained in battle against Abington's foes, Tarkhog is a wild and free frontier region. If not for the constant efforts of the Judge, Count Deschain, and the bureaucracy of Abington, the region would soon degenerate into total lawlessness. | ||
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===Places of Note in Tarkhog === | ===Places of Note in Tarkhog === | ||
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Only a couple miles inland from the Port of Galin, Portside Square's nobility and order is in sharp contrast to the Port's lawlessness. Alongside the commerce of high-class shops and restaurants are homes and apartments owned by many nobles. | Only a couple miles inland from the Port of Galin, Portside Square's nobility and order is in sharp contrast to the Port's lawlessness. Alongside the commerce of high-class shops and restaurants are homes and apartments owned by many nobles. | ||
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Gained in battle against Abington's foes, Tarkhog is a wild and free frontier region. If not for the constant efforts of the Judge, Count Deschain, and the bureaucracy of Abington, the region would soon degenerate into total lawlessness.
Places of Note in Tarkhog
Port of Galin
Named for a fallen Noble of Abington, the Port of Galin is a center of trade for the entire west coast of Atamara. Because of its proximity to Wayburg, it is often used as a port for smuggling goods in and out of the nearby city.
Portside Square
Only a couple miles inland from the Port of Galin, Portside Square's nobility and order is in sharp contrast to the Port's lawlessness. Alongside the commerce of high-class shops and restaurants are homes and apartments owned by many nobles.
