Category:The Capital - Revision history

Gigermann: /* Noble District (H) */

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‎Noble District (H)

Gigermann: /* Trades District (A) */

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‎Trades District (A)

Gigermann: /* Notable Locations */

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‎Notable Locations

Gigermann: /* Notable Locations */

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‎Notable Locations

Gigermann: /* Trades District (A) */

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‎Trades District (A)

Gigermann: /* Common District (R) */

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‎Common District (R)

Gigermann: /* Economy */

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‎Economy

Gigermann: /* New City */

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‎New City

Gigermann: /* New City */

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‎New City

Gigermann: /* Trades District (A) */

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‎Trades District (A)

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 *Capital Cathedral (St. Prosylus' Cathedral of the Holy Pantheon); seat of the Archvicar of the Capital, [[Pompus Crownroy|Heirant Pompus]]
 *[[:Category:Heroes' Guild of Imperia|Guildhall of Heroes]]; Heroes' Guild HQ
 ===Trades District (A)===

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 '''Notable Locations:'''
 *Low Market
-*[[St._Ferrus'_Hall_(the_Capital)|St. Ferrus' Hall]] (Smiths' Guild)
+*[[:Category:Smiths'_Guild_of_the_Capital|St. Ferrus' Hall]] (Smiths' Guild)
 == Old City  ==

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 =====Notable Locations=====
-*The [[Old Locksmiths' Guildhall]], seat of the [[:Category:Thieves' Guild of the Capital|Thieves' Guild]]
+*The Old Locksmiths' Guildhall, seat of the [[:Category:Thieves' Guild of the Capital|Thieves' Guild]]
 == City Outskirts  ==

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 =====Notable Locations=====
-*The Old Locksmiths' Guildhall, seat of the [[:Category:Thieves' Guild of the Capital|Thieves' Guild]]
+*The [[Old Locksmiths' Guildhall]], seat of the [[:Category:Thieves' Guild of the Capital|Thieves' Guild]]
 == City Outskirts  ==

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 '''Notable Locations:'''
 *Low Market
-*[[:Category:Smiths' Guild of the Capital|Smiths' Guild Hall]]
+*[[St._Ferrus'_Hall_(the_Capital)|St. Ferrus' Hall]] (Smiths' Guild)
 == Old City  ==

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 <p>'''Wards:''' Westgate</p>
-'''Businesses:''' Armorers, bakers, bawdy houses, boarding houses, boats/nautical equipment, boot maker/leatherworker, butchers, eateries, expedition suppliers, shipper and haulers, tailors, taverns, warehouses, and weaponsmiths.
+<p>'''Businesses:''' Armorers, bakers, bawdy houses, boarding houses, boats/nautical equipment, boot maker/leatherworker, butchers, eateries, expedition suppliers, shipper and haulers, tailors, taverns, warehouses, and weaponsmiths.</p>
 ===Foreign District (F)===

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 *Hub of roads; King's Road connects north and south
 *HQ of many guilds
 = Features =

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 <p>If the estates there tend to be a little smaller than their uphill neighbors, if their statuary is less exquisite and the architecture more plain, these deficiencies are more than made up for by the brilliant profusion of blossoms grown here. The sweeping expanses of manicured beauty have given the quarter its name and its character. On a pleasant spring day the fragrance of lilac is carried by each passing breeze, while in summer a stroller can sample the dewy aroma of the lilies, and so on. There are no shops in the district, save for the region of the High Marketplace. Several fine inns and clubs offer fine cuisine and often gambling to wealthy patrons.</p>
-<p>'''Wards:''' St. Cudgel's</p>
+<p>'''Wards:''' Wharfgate</p>
 '''Notable Locations:'''
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 <p>The roads of the Noble District bustle with crowds only on the occasions of parades and festivals. The district receives a lot of traffic every Senday, attracted by the grand array of booths and stalls in the High Marketplace. Otherwise, the district is quiet, with only a few people moving about at any one time. These travelers are nobles in carriages, on horseback, and afoot, their servants (with or without their masters), craftsmen hired to work in the district on their way to and from the job, and many others. Travel is allowed to and from the district with no restrictions, but a visitor who appears to be up to no good (loitering about, acting furtive, associating with known criminals, etc.) is quickly accosted by a resident's guard patrol.</p>
-<p>'''Wards:''' Kingsgate, Wharfgate</p>
+<p>'''Wards:''' Kingsgate, St. Cudgel's</p>
 '''Notable Locations:'''

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 <p>It has long been city policy that visitors who take up residence in the Capital should not be allowed to inhabit certain areas, particularly places adjacent to the city wall. Thus, all foreigners who actually rent a residence (as opposed to taking a room in an inn, even for many weeks) must find such a residence in this district. Of course, foreign nobles and official guests of the city are exempt from the restriction. Foreigners are not permitted to purchase property in the city. After seven consecutive years of residence (at least six months each year) in the city, a foreigner can apply for citizenship. Provided he has two citizens to vouch for him, and no record of troubles with the watch or any influential guilds, citizenship is granted.</p>
-<p>'''Wards:''' Burrowhill, Westwall</p>
+<p>'''Wards:''' Burrowhill, Marshgate</p>
 <p>'''Businesses:''' Every type of business can be found in this quarter. Problem is, though, if you asked someone where to find what you are looking for, half the time the directions are wrong.</p>
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 <p>'''Businesses:''' Shipper and Haulers, Brewers, Leatherworkers, Weavers, Tailors, Metalsmiths, Jewelers, Gemcutters, Furniture Makers, Carpenters, Stonemasons, Architects, and Taverns with food </p>
-<p>'''Wards:''' Vicarsgate, Marshgate</p>
+<p>'''Wards:''' Vicarsgate, Blackgate</p>
 '''Notable Locations:'''