The Noble Register

Corawehn’s old ceremonial heart: a layered reef-city of ancestral courts, Fisher Knight chapter halls, and carefully tended public gardens.

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House Pelagant

Caer'LathonSir Galeth PelagantCorawehn’s old ceremonial heart: a layered reef-city of ancestral courts, Fisher Knight chapter halls, and carefully tended public gardens.

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Gardened reefs shaped over generations into terraces of flowering coral, shell orchards, and carefully directed currents.

A major seat built around the memory of a great castle, with civic identity rooted in victory, military service, and public remembrance.

A prestigious old lordship overlooking long reef terraces and wealthy coastal estates.

An old lordship governed under stewardship while its heir comes of age; orderly on the surface while major families anticipate the succession.

A floating city tethered to the seabed by immense anchor-lines, strikingly modern beside old Corawehn.

Administrative heart of the realm, where old current-roads meet amid broad seagrass estates, tourney grounds, and heraldic courts.

One of Aquedore’s oldest cities, built around ancestral halls, memorial reefs, and carefully preserved processional ways.

A fast-growing market city at the meeting of several shallow current lanes, crowded by new estates, workshops, and warehouses.

A proud martial city beside an old causeway and fields of war-cairns.

Aquedore’s fashionable chivalric city: academies, tourneys, promenades, and expensive civic display.

A naval city of music, maps, gardens, salons, and relentless gossip where patronage can make a career.

An administrative city of archives, judges, notaries, and oath-halls.

A deep-water city built into stepped black stone above cold descending water, with docks, granaries, and signal towers kept in severe order.

A long escarpment overlooking one of Blackwake’s safest deep approaches, layered with curtain walls, beacon towers, and barracks.

A fortified hunting-port facing waters where enormous predators occasionally rise from the deeps.

A broad warmer current, conspicuously open and cosmopolitan beside much of Blackwake.

An old low-built seat surrounded by silted roads, ancient markers, and fields reclaimed so long ago that nobody agrees who first laid them out.

A weathered market town where old boundary songs are still used to remember channels, grazing grounds, and seasonal rights.

An old stone-cairn district and broad grazing flats where boundary markers matter more than decoration.

Dark fertile country of salt gardens, eel runs, and low causeways; memorable in smell and dependable in harvest.

A broad grey basin of eelgrass farms and old fisheries where bright decoration seems to fade within a season.

An old road-town built around causeways linking the western hollows to the rest of Tydewallow.

Chainfall clings to the edge where the bright eastern shelf drops abruptly into a trench. The realm lordship is vacant and administered through temporary Crown stewardship.

A growing seat built around a ship graveyard whose stripped hulls became markers, gates, and practical building material.

A young market city surrounded by broad farm terraces, milling houses, and new civic halls built with more confidence than uniformity.

One of the Verge’s newest major seats, built in brilliant shallows around broad crop terraces and fresh-cut market squares.

An expedition depot grown into a half-military camp, half frontier town, with sunlit reef roads spreading north.

Reefs littered with old wreckage caught on bright coral teeth; settlers have reused so much timber and rigging that the settlement feels built from ships.

A narrow warm mineral trench where dark water wells into tropical shallows.

A field of shattered coral towers resembling a ruined army, rich in predators, trophies, and danger.

Warm shallow country newly converted from wild frond beds into farms, ponds, and small orchards.

A planned settlement named for the older eastern city, with broad streets, unfinished civic buildings, and aggressively optimistic maps.

Warm coral meadows used for grazing and supply gardens behind a stout perimeter wall.

Shared grazing and freshwater seep rights claimed by several new villages.

The most distant substantial port in the central Marches, surrounded by brilliant reefs, warm current gardens, and country not yet fully surveyed.

A hooked channel where fast currents can carry a vessel miles off course in minutes.

Bright tropical water where farms, pearl beds, and pleasure coves are appearing almost as quickly as survey stakes.

A fast warm route between Summerrest and the northern lagoons, ringed by courier houses and racing stables.

A tropical farm estate experimenting with fruiting fronds, shell orchards, and warm-water crops brought from other seas.

A rough northern harbor used by hunters, prospectors, and small expeditions.