Luluhawa Island

Locations

City Center: Most of the citizens stay here. Located within this area is also the City Hall where the council discusses the issues regarding City matters. The Captain-Commanders quarter's and the Rune Knight barracks are also located here. Besides that there is a lively marketplace where merchants sell there wears in stalls.

Baskan Farmlands: Farms make up a great deal of Baska, so it isn't uncommon to find meadows with windmills out in the open. The farms, both stretched out yet very closely knit together, are located along the roads. The farmers in this rural section maintain their crops and live peaceful lives. The merchants at the square come here at dawn to purchase milk and eggs for a cheap price, which they sell later during the day to the locals for a higher price but saving them the trouble of coming down here.

Baska Railways: The Baska Railways is a developing train station that is fairly new to the area. It however has had insane popularity despite its barebones appearance, due to a heavy amount of traffic from merchants and mages. It contains a small station building and a couple of benches, but other than that the station has little to no other features.

Great Baska Rock:  Baska's Great Rock is located right next to the houses of the city as it sits on the same hill as the city does. The top of the rock is flat and often used to spar, battle or hold small tournaments. The locals don't mind and actually love it as the battles attract visitors and allows them to sell their wares faster.

Baskan Church: On a cliff in Baska, lies the church. Its appearance is not similar to other churches, being actually a three-story building. The reason for this is because it is actually an orphanage and place which houses refugees. The first floor serves as the church, the second floor serves as housing for the orphans and refugees, and the third one is where priests reside. There is a forest to the east of the church and a trail that leads down to the city.

NPCs

Fernando Milano: Fernano is a fashion designer in Baska who has his own clothing shop. His style of clothing is considered quite eccentric and flamboyant. Since he tends to use fine and rare fabrics, his works are often purchased by the more wealthy. He truly desires to get hired as the personal designer of a noble family.

Mattoro: Former foreman, he and his crew would go into the mines for the city's needs. During a cold winter, they were promised great wealth that would allow them to retire if they kept on mining. In the end, the additional money was never paid, while Mattoro lost many good men when the mine crashed. Enraged, Mattoro and the rest of the miners rebelled and formed the Cold Colliers.

Godfrey Might: Godfrey is a smith, towering over many with his height and muscles, who crafts swords and armors. He is bit younger than Berthold, but still considers him a good friend. While Godfrey originally only made armors, Berthold noticed his talent and encouraged him to make both weapons and armor. He often rewards one of his pieces at the tournament.

Gallant Might: Gallent is the younger brother of Godrey and dreams to become a great smith like his brother. Against the pleas of his brother to not venture too far away, Gallent keeps searching for great ores. These expeditions often turn out into crazy adventures that seem almost unbelievable, but he keeps them a secret from his brother to not get grounded.

Gerard: A doctor in Baska who is having a tough time taking care of all his patients. The recent influx of patients is the work of the Cold Colliers according to Gerard. He believes that they've poisoned the river for starters. Gerard feels bad for what happened to Mattoro since he tried to rescue some of his friends and saw what the frostbite did to them, but can not accept innocent citizens getting caught up in it.

Moe: Frequent visitor of the Boar Hat's Pub, often considered to be part of the decoration there. With a cheerful smile, he greets the guests from his table and is a good friend of Mimi. He has won the tournament six times when he was younger and still has some moves from those days. While his stories might seem as banter, they often lead to interesting quests.

Mimi: A sweet neko waitress at the Boar Hat's Pub in Baska. She was born and raised in Nekomatana but decided to venture in the world when she got older. While she may have a nice smile, she is known for being able to take down anyone who causes trouble inside the bar. She sometimes purrs unknowingly while thinking deeply. Moe is a good friend of hers.

The Deadliest Catch

Quest Details

• Your foe is a sea creature of mysterious size and species, but large and powerful enough to threaten fishing crews into staying on land. From an oversized shark to a leviathan class monster, anything is possible.
  
  
• The beast will eventually leave, but nobody can predict when. For those secretly dreaming about possibly catching one, this menace also presents an opportunity.
  
  
• For those with their own ship or water based magic, they can potentially fight the beast alone. But even for those well equipped, the experience of an actual fishing crew could mean the difference between success or failure.
  
  
• The Luluhawan fishermen will hesitate to try and hunt the beast owing to their traditions, but some of the braver sorts can be persuaded to set sail.
  
  
• Bolder, more adventurous foreign fishermen are easier to persuade, but will expect a share of the profits when the leviathan is butchered for meat and materials.
  
  
• If you try to enlist the help of a fishing crew, the means you use to persuade them will affect your reputation in the end, all the more so if you decide to steal a ship.
  
  
• You can choose the ideal time of day for the fishing trip, or whatever surprises the ocean might have in store for you.
  
  
• You can also choose what manner of monster you'll eventually face off against.
  
  
• When the monster is slain and ready to be hauled to land, you'll need to decide how to share the bounty. Backing out of whatever arrangements you made with the fishermen will affect your reputation rewards.
  

Something Always Goes Wrong

• 1-20: A ruthless, rival fishing crew sails in, armed to the teeth as though ready to hunt themselves a leviathan. They're determined to keep this catch all to themselves, and will fight anybody else who gets in the way.
  
  
• 21-40: A rogue wave crashes into the ship as you're battling the sea monster, knocking everybody overboard. Fight off the deep dweller in the water on its home turf, or try to get back to solid ground.
  
  
• 41-60: The hunter becomes the hunted: The creature has been hunting you as soon as you set sail. Seizing the initiative right out from under you, it ambushes just as you sail into deeper waters, killing some of your crew if you have any.
  
  
• 61-80: A tropical storm brews in unannounced as you head out to meet the creature, easily capable of capsizing all but the most imposing of vessels. You'll need quick reflexes and stamina, as well as the experience of whatever crew members to help weather the storm as you fight off the sea monster.
  
  
• 81-100: Ahoy Matey!! What's this? It seems the leviathan's mate has been attracted by the battle, and isn't too happy to see you quelling its partner. Can you beat two of these beasts in one voyage?
  

Reputation Path

• Contract: The user receives a contract if they lie to the enterprising fishermen, persuading them with a share of the profits only to withhold their reward.
  
  
• Bounty: The user receives a contract if they steal a ship to set, coerce sailors to force them to set sail, kill members of the crew of the ship that they've boarded, or kill members of the rivaling fishing crew when facing them.
  

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