Spellbinding...
Spellbinding...
Also known as: City of Liscor, the city, City, The Drake City (Unnamed), Drake City, a city of Drakes and the Antinium
A city adjacent to the Floodplains, culturally aligned with Drakes and not friendly to Humans.
Liscor is a large city with a forty-foot-high curtain wall and solid metal gates. The streets are cobblestone, some with sidewalks and a sewer system. Buildings are made of stone and wood, some up to four stories high, with features like balconies and glass windows. The city contains an open plaza with a park and playground, as well as large guildhalls for Mages, Runners, and Adventurers. The population is primarily Drakes and Gnolls.
Mentioned as the city where Relc and Klbkch are employed as guardsmen.
The city of Liscor is the location of the Guard's barracks where Relc and Klbkch are stationed.
Mentioned by Pisces as the city that gives the Floodplains their name, establishing a key geographical landmark near the inn.
The city of Liscor is discussed as the home base for the guardsmen Relc and Klbkch. Erin learns its location relative to the inn and that it is only a twenty-minute walk away.
The city near the inn from which the guards operate. It is mentioned that Az'kerash's armies once besieged Liscor, explaining the city's harsh laws against [Necromancers].
The city of Liscor serves as the primary setting for the latter half of the chapter. Erin arrives at its gates, explores its streets, and interacts with its Drake and Gnoll inhabitants, observing its architecture and culture for the first time.
The city where Erin travels to buy supplies. It serves as the backdrop for her experiences of prejudice, loneliness, and being financially exploited.
Klbkch starts in Liscor, travels from its gates to the inn, and returns to the city. Later scenes take place within Liscor's streets and a bar where he confronts Relc.
The city of Liscor is the setting for the entire chapter, with its market serving as the main stage for the conflict.
The city of Liscor is the setting for the first half of the chapter, where Erin plays chess, interacts with various citizens, and shops for supplies in its market.
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