Some lullabies wake what grief buried.

Some lullabies wake what grief buried.

At the center of the disturbance is a grieving mother who has spent years accepting the shape of an answer she was given too gently. The forest offers no...

Faith is a weapon - and he likes to watch it bruise.

Faith is a weapon - and he likes to watch it bruise.

At the war camp, he carries authority like a jeweled weapon. He speaks of order, obedience, and divine purpose, but his true devotion is to control....

The fire left but the guilt stayed.

The fire left but the guilt stayed.

What remains is not simply ruin, but absence. Doorways gape into blackened rooms, fences lean over scorched gardens, and the village square stands empty...

24 Cities
30 Names
26 Species
11 Guilds
26 Accounts
Blackwake Union
  • Rising Crime Syndicate
  • Dockside Operators
  • Waterway Network

Blackwake Union

Teen 13+
The Blackwake Union — known throughout Three Rivers simply as Blackwake — is a rising criminal syndicate controlling much of the city’s hidden water-based trade and smuggling activity. While larger organizations like the Ashen Accord dominate overland routes and established black markets, Blackwake built its power through mastery of the rivers themselves: hidden canals, flooded tunnels, forgotten docks, marsh inlets, sewer outlets, and nighttime river traffic invisible to ordinary authorities.

Born from rivermen, smugglers, dock laborers, ferrymen, and abandoned undercity districts, Blackwake developed into a fiercely territorial organization deeply tied to the waterways surrounding Three Rivers. The rivers are not merely trade routes to them — they are identity, livelihood, protection, and power. Their members navigate currents, tides, flood channels, and hidden passages with unmatched skill, allowing them to move contraband, people, information, and stolen goods through routes larger syndicates struggle to control.

Unlike the polished professionalism of the Ashen Accord, Blackwake maintains a rougher, more localized culture built around loyalty, survival, and shared hardship. Many poorer river districts quietly tolerate or even support the syndicate due to the protection, coin, and opportunity it provides where the city government has failed.

Blackwake’s influence remains mostly regional for now, but tensions with the Ashen Accord continue to escalate as the Union tightens its grip on the waterways feeding Three Rivers. Increasingly, the Accord controls the roads? while Blackwake controls what flows beneath them.

Coral Bay

Teen 13+

Coral Bay clings to the limestone cliffs like it was nailed there during a storm and dared the sea to complain. Shanties stack crookedly along the rock face, rope bridges sway over the surf, and lanterns burn through mist thick with salt, rum, fish smoke, and bad intentions. Below, the docks creak beneath boots, barrels, stolen cargo, and conversations that stop the moment the wrong ears drift too close.

This is a pirate town first and a city only when it needs to look respectable. Smugglers, privateers, cutthroats, gamblers, informants, and charmers all crowd its narrow walkways, trading secrets as easily as coin. Deals are made in taverns, under awnings, behind crates, and sometimes at knife-point if negotiations need a little romance. Loyalty exists here, but usually with an expiration date and a price tag.

For players, Coral Bay is trouble with excellent lighting. It offers festival noise, hidden routes, black-market whispers, dangerous allies, and enough glittering distractions to hide crimes in plain sight. Every race, wager, dockside argument, and flirtatious smile might lead to treasure, betrayal, or the kind of secret someone would rather sink than share.


Coral Bay
  • Pirate Haven
  • Shifting Loyalties
  • Smuggled Secrets
The city forgets us. The rivers do not.