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Feodalis RPG Part 1 - Newgate
○ January 12th, 2025
○ The Clawthorne house controls one of the three strategic crossings of the central river thanks to Newgate, an imposing fortress that dominates this vital trade route.
Newgate consists of two massive towers connected by a fortified gate. Each tower houses soldiers ready to defend the crossing at any moment, while the central gate is reinforced with an iron portcullis that can be lowered to block any passage. On either side, two drawbridges connect the opposite banks of the river. In times of threat, the bridges are raised, isolating the fortress and rendering the crossing impassable.
Newgate is also a source of wealth for House Clawthorne: every traveler must pay a toll to access the river. These revenues ensure the maintenance of the fortress and strengthen Clawthorne’s economic influence in the region.
Simple yet fearsomely effective, Newgate stands as a symbol of Clawthorne power and an unshakable hold over one of the most important routes between the north and the south, and between the sea and the rest of the continent.
Feodalis RPG Part 1 - Newgate
○ January 12th, 2025
○ The Clawthorne house controls one of the three strategic crossings of the central river thanks to Newgate, an imposing fortress that dominates this vital trade route.
Newgate consists of two massive towers connected by a fortified gate. Each tower houses soldiers ready to defend the crossing at any moment, while the central gate is reinforced with an iron portcullis that can be lowered to block any passage. On either side, two drawbridges connect the opposite banks of the river. In times of threat, the bridges are raised, isolating the fortress and rendering the crossing impassable.
Newgate is also a source of wealth for House Clawthorne: every traveler must pay a toll to access the river. These revenues ensure the maintenance of the fortress and strengthen Clawthorne’s economic influence in the region.
Simple yet fearsomely effective, Newgate stands as a symbol of Clawthorne power and an unshakable hold over one of the most important routes between the north and the south, and between the sea and the rest of the continent.