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| == Political Structures == The town is governed by the Baron of Linnom, Baron Ernesto Espaldaverde, who reports to the Viscount of Melllinara, Viscount Corello Manichio. Day to day management is handled by a mayor elected by the senior people of the town, a position held in early 1412 by the Jorlinian Boris von Obler. It is von Obler that co-ordinates development of the city and the activities of the Guard and the Militia. He is well known and liked by many of the local traders. == Local Economy == The local economy is founded mostly on farming and hides. Beyond the local farmland, especially to the north, the land is made of of rolling hills rising towards the mountain ranges of the north. The land contains huge supplies of small and medium animals that are exploited by trappers, hunters and rangers. Rabbit, badgers and foxes are trapped here, while the hunting of deer, wild horses and a wild, hardy sheep-like creature (the 'Ovela') is popular. |
Linnom
Linnom is a northern Ceralin town, situated on the westward road from the town of ["Mellinara"]. It is near to the stopover village, ["Ponte Allodola"], on the route to Selbern, it is just north of the road just after the fork where the road splits south-west to Miellias.
This village is the home base for a party of adventurers. It will be from here that the 3rd campaign set in this land will begin.
Political Structures
The town is governed by the Baron of Linnom, Baron Ernesto Espaldaverde, who reports to the Viscount of Melllinara, Viscount Corello Manichio. Day to day management is handled by a mayor elected by the senior people of the town, a position held in early 1412 by the Jorlinian Boris von Obler.
It is von Obler that co-ordinates development of the city and the activities of the Guard and the Militia. He is well known and liked by many of the local traders.
Local Economy
The local economy is founded mostly on farming and hides. Beyond the local farmland, especially to the north, the land is made of of rolling hills rising towards the mountain ranges of the north. The land contains huge supplies of small and medium animals that are exploited by trappers, hunters and rangers. Rabbit, badgers and foxes are trapped here, while the hunting of deer, wild horses and a wild, hardy sheep-like creature (the 'Ovela') is popular.