Mystwood

This is a town of artists and craftspeople. Half the town is on Lake Mystwood and half is on the land.

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Mayor's House is the largest house in town. It is partially on the lake and partially on the land. Temple of the wood spirits is on the northeast side of town in the woods.

The gilded spire of the Mayor's House, the shop keepers boardwalk that extends into the lake.

The Coastal Road runs from Ataraxia to Marwood along the south edge of Mystwood Lake. Dagwood's road cuts off from the coastal road just east of Mystwood and runs to Amberwood. Two main streets: Lake street runs from Dagwood's road to the boardwalk and Gold street runs east-west along the shore by the wealthy homes.

Markets, boardwalk, justice center.

The really wealthy have all the houses that are part on the lake and part on the shore. Most of the property completely on the lake is commercial. A few artists and fishermen live there. The middle class live behind the wealthy on the land, and the poorest live in the forest.

Same laws that govern the country, Dakshin

Horsemanship, archery, and swords among the upper class. Archery, running, woodsmanship, and hook the crown for the lower classes.

Mayor runs the town with the wealthy. The artists in the town are well known and are the main source of its wealth, so the mayor is very lenient with them. The mayor serves for life and is appointed by the king.

People have always lived near the lake. It's the largest freshwater lake in the three kingdoms. The beauty of the surrounding woods brought artists. Eventually, there were enough people to warrant a mayor and taxation.

no one knows.

fish from the lake, rabbits and deer from the woods, gardens, some imports in the market.

wood and water

everything is made of natural materials, so it is naturally biodegradable.

They have a human waste system made of clay pipes that run water from the lake and streams through them. The pipes take the waste to the southeast of the city where it is deposited in an underground sand and algae pit before it leaches into the soil.