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PA RT TWO: CITIES OF TI LEA

A look at the most important cities of Tilea

Map -

Page 33

Gazetter of Tilea -

Page 34-35

Chapter 7: Luccini -

Page 36

Burial Customs -

Page 37

Isabella Marconi: NPC -

Page 39

Luccini Gazetter -

Page 43

Chapter 8: Verezzo -

Page 44

Colour Pallazi -

Page 45

Urgrim Grimlock: NPC -

Page 47

Verezzo Gazetter -

Page 49

Chapter 9: Remas -

Page 50

Solkan -

Page 51

Benito Valente: NPC

Page 53

Remas Gazetter -

Page 56

Chapter 10: Other Areas

Page 57

Tilean Gazetter

Name

Size

Ruler

Pop

Garrison

Wealth

Remas

Triumvirs

Poppeia, Julius,

Crassus

130000

350a/500b/5000c

Trade, Govern-

ment, Fishing,

Boatbuilding

High Temples for

most cults, Adminis-

trative centre

Stiani

Triumvirs

Poppeia, Julius,

Crassus

6000

100b/500c

Trade, Agricul-

ture, Wine

Remas rules

directly, Capa Cuoco

head of garrison

Astiano

Conte Girolomo

Mazzuli

4000

20a/250c

Agriculture,

Sheep, Wine

Catrazza

Doge Jacoppo

Lombardi

650

10a/100b/50c

Agriculture,

Fishing

Approx 1000 refu-

gees and Miragliano

leet now here

Urbino

Duca Giovanni

Pergolesi

5200

50a/600c

Trade, Fishing,

Agriculture

Scorcio

Conte Andrea

Puccini

800

25b/60c

Agriculture,

Olive Oil

Varieno

Conte Fedrico

Campi

3750

50b/350c

Timber, Cattle,

Wine

Nonucci

Primus Pilus

Sabatine Mercer

100

10a/20c

Fishing

Island village, home

to Myrmidian prison

Verezzo

Signor Rossi

56000

170a/1200c

Trade, Agricul-

ture, Industry, Wine

Scozzese

Conte di Argen-

tisso

3500

40b/300c

Wine, Agricul-

ture, Olive Oil

Rifraffa

Conte Cesare

Lombroso

750

25b/25c

Wine, Agricul-

ture

Spomanti

Conte Jacopo

Montaperti

3800

50b/450c

Wine, Agricul-

ture, Cattle

Terenne

Conte Antonio

Montecchis

4500

50b/260c

Ore, Trade

Raverno

Conte Girolamo

Sordello

4000

50b/200c

Agriculture,

Wine, Sheep

Olesi

Duca Matteo

Boiardo

6400

100b/500c

Fishing, Agricul-

ture, Trade,

Luccini

Prince Lorenzo

Lupo

196000

300a/800b/3000c

Religion, Gov-

ernment, Trade,

Shipbuilding

Largest city in Tilea

Portomag-

giore

Prince Georgio

Sideri

5100

60a/400c

Wine, Fishing,

Boatbuilding

Minotupa

Prince Lorenzo

Lupo

5000

75a/750c

Fishing, Agricul-

ture, Wine

Capelli

Duchessa Ve-

ronica di Padua

5100

25a/500c

Timber, Sheep,

Trade

Aldente

Conte Marsilius

Natta

2550

25b/100c

Wine, Agricul-

ture, Olive Oil

Pavezzano

Duca Baldassare

Peruzzi

5600

60a/1700c

Trade, Fishing

Agriculture

Monte Cas-

tello

Comandante di

Meglio

2250

150a/100c

Fishing, Cattle

Pugno

Marchesa Luc-

rezia Petrarch

850

34b/70c

Agriculture,

Wine

Organza

Duke Guillano

Organao

231

10a/23b/39c

Mining, Goats

Kazad

Frankund

King Garil

Thunderclap

230

200b

Government

Karak Eks-

ilaz

King Hergar

Steelclad

5000

1000b/200c

Trade, Ore, Met-

alwork

Grung Mizpal

King Hergar

Steelclad

Ore

Karak Seda-

zund

King Garil

Thunderclap

150

120b

Government

Karak Grom

King Garil

Thunderclap

3200

640b/120c

Trade, Ore, Met-

alwork

Khazid Urbaz

King Garil

Thunderclap

10b/6c

Ore, Metalwork

K. Kaferkam-

maz

King Skal Red-

beard

2500

500b

Trade, Ore, Met-

alwork

Toscania

Duchesa Patrizia

Malpighi

8700

150a/2000c

Trade, Wine,

Ore, Goats

Porto Real

Governor

Emeric Gorge

1200

10b/150c

Sugar, Tobacco

Porto Sarba

Governor

Koenraad de

Graeff

320

10b/30c

Fishing Trade,,

Piracy

Aguilas

Marquis Juan

Narciso

13000

180b/1500c

Boatbuilding,

Trade, Govern,

Plantatioion

Port

Porto Espejo

Marcos de Nizza

400

20b/35c

Fishing, Planta-

tion

Miragliano

Duce Vincenzo

Cornuti

93000

200a/400b/2600c

Trade, Boat-

building, Govern-

ment, Fishing

Recent reports indi-

cate razed by Skaven

Cera-Scuro

Gov* Dominico

Caraccioli

120

50b/10c

Government,

Trade,Piracy

Gorgon's Ola

Bacino Reale

Lord Gov di

Giudice

252

4b/52c

Trade

Udolpho

Conte Guilio

Uberti

4200

150a/1000c

Ore, Timber,

Wine

Ebino

Conte Galeazzo

3600

40a/200c

Trade, Agricul-

ture, Cattle

Ravola

Contessa

Patrizia Malpighi

850

25b/35c

Wine, Agricul-

ture

Campogrotta

Conte Guido

Novello

3500

100a/400b

Trade, Goats,

Ore

Trantio

Prince Giorgio

da Vignola

11000

150a/200b/700c

Trade, Agricul-

ture, Goats

Pavona

Prince Emanuele

Orlando

12500

100a/350b/500c

Trade, Agricul-

ture, Wine, Sheep

Raganos

Duquesa Ti-

gridia Arlanza

910

35b/50c

Ore, Woodwork-

ing

Durango

Duque Nuno

Rasura

850

32b/50c

Sheep, Ore

Guanir

Duque Inigo

Arista

720

28b/45c

Timber

Sartosa

King Giovanni

Barbarossa

3000

1200b/1800c

Piracy, Trade,

Slavery, Fishing

Tobaro

Prince Tibaldus

Marsarius de Vela

18000

100a/1200c

Trade, Ore,

Gemstones, Fishing

Alimento

Conte Guido

Novello

5b/10c

Trade, Ore

Settlement Size CS=City State(any size), C=City (10000+), T=Town (1000-10000), ST=Small Town (100-1000), V=Village (1-100), F=Fort (any size),

M=Mine (any size) R=Ruin, DH=Dwarf Hold(any size), Wealth (1=impoverished, 5=very rich), Garrison/Militia Quality: Excellent = A, Average = B, Poor = C

CHAPTER 7: LUCCINI

ilisation rivalling even Altdorf and Marienburg. Tilea’s

cities stand like bastions of achievement in the bright southern

sun, but the real fortunes are made (and lost) in their darkened

houses and alleyways. Visitors are easy prey for the greedy and

unscrupulous – and sometimes those with darker designs.

This chapter details Luccini, Remas and Verezzo; three cities

which currently dominate political life in Tilea.

irons. If not for Myrmidia’s success in the next day’s battle, the

twins would surely have been executed.

Lucan and Luccina swore fealty to the warrior queen Myr-

midia and went on to lead a regiment in her battles against the

Southern League and later Estalia. A month before Myrmidia’s

fateful coronation, the twins appealed for the right to found a

city at their birthplace. Myrmidia graciously granted them this

right, and also promised support and inancial aid.

It is widely known that Myrmidia died at her coronation,

before she was able to provide the support that had been prom-

ised. However, Lucan and Luccina founded the city anyway,

amid great controversy. The Acropolis priests opposed the new

colony at every turn, organising raids to disrupt the economy

and invoking ghosts from the ruins to spread fear among the

settlement’s nervous inhabitants. Only the lowly priests of Morr

refused to engage in this spiteful campaign of sabotage.

On the fateful day of Lucan and Luccina’s 30th birthday, a

ire gutted the inside of the temple complex. No one is entirely

sure how the ire started, but some say it was the gods’ judge-

ment on their shameful priests. Others claim the twins hired

arsonists who entered the temple complex and fought their

way past its defenders until they reached the tunnels of the

Acropolis. Only the priests who sheltered themselves within

the chamber at the heart of the Acropolis were spared from the

blaze. From that day onwards, Morr’s servants alone inhabited

the mountain and visitors never stayed for long.

When Lucan and Luccina died on the same day at age 55,

the religious people of Luccini believed the twins’ lives had

been a miracle. The more worldly citizens were concerned that

each twin had raised nearly a dozen children who had become

popular leaders in their own right. It was only hours after Luc-

can and Luccina’s deaths that the irst ights broke out, and the

ighting continues even today. Around half of the city’s popula-

Luccini

The city of Luccini was founded in O IC by the twins Lucan

and Luccina. Following is a brief summary of the city’s history

according to legends and stories.

Legend holds that the temple complex at the heart of the

Acropolis was irst inhabited by priests of Morr and the other

Classical gods millennia ago. The exact date of Luccini’s

founding has been questioned by scholars for centuries, but

whatever the truth of the matter, Luccini was certainly a reli-

gious community by the year -100 IC when some of Luccini’s

priests departed to journey around Tilea at the time the South-

ern League rose to power and travel became safer.

The Founding of Luccini

Around -20 IC the twins Lucan and Luccina, patron gods of

the city, were born to one of the many shepherd tribes inhabit-

ing the ruins of the Elven colony surrounding the Acropolis.

The twins’ mother was an unmarried young girl at the time. To

save herself from shame, the mother abandoned her infants in

the colony's ruins, where few dared to tread for fear of wak-

ing ancient ghosts. While abandonment was fairly common

in that time, healthy children such as the twins were usually

spared. The popular story holds that Morr himself intervened

and declared that the children were unready to leave the mortal

realm. The god of Death bade Lupus (or Ulric, depending on

the source) to send one of his servants and care for the children

until they were grown.

For 5 years the twins dwelt in a cave near the Theatre of

Ravens until they were found by a pilgrim shepherd journeying

to the temple. The pilgrim’s irst instinct was to kill the children

out of mercy. However, for some reason he took pity on the

wild, underfed children; unloved and unwanted, clutching at

the breast of a dying she-wolf. The pilgrim adopted Lucan

and Luccina, took them to the temple to be blessed, and then

returned to his tribe where he raised them.

During Tilea’s uniication under Myrmidia, the Southern

League appointed the twins as living embodiments of the gods’

blessings on the Acropolis, and by extension the entire land. At

a pre-battle feast, the twins were invited to speak at the head

table. Unexpectedly, the twins decried the corruption of the

priesthood and declared that many had turned their backs upon

the laymen. As proof, the children pointed to the caves of their

childhood home, located so close to the priesthood but ignored

by them for so long. The twins then criticised the Prince of Teal

who led the army, for which they were immediately clapped in

T ilea is deined by its great cities; vast melting pots of civ-

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