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The Village of Cork

April 2, 2007 By

 

This is an image of the city of Cork. Once known as the home of bards it is now a haven for orcan villainy. Rumor has it that the city crawled its way out of the Nine Hells. The city now wanders Jerren packed full of crazed orcs. No one knows why the orcs took over the city.

Stats: (location unknown)

Town Size Large City
Population 23,165
Gold piece limit 40,000
Ready cash 46,330,000
Power Center(s) Conventional – evil
Magical – evil
Nonstandard – evil
Community Authority Highest-level cleric
Guards/Soldiers 231
Militia 11,158

  

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Shent_lodge, AKA Jon, started this website, in 2000, initially as a player's guide to his home game. He has run through, and run for hundreds of players of the Dungeons and Dragons game since 1980. These days he mostly plays the Pathfinder RPG at cons.

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  1. World of Alidor » Blog Archive » I Think I Missed the Boat for Shared Campaign World says:
    April 12, 2009 at 11:01 am

    [...] RPGbloggers Network is making a shared campaign world which appears to be pretty cool idea. I have been just so busy with work and family and gaming in my home game and the RPGA. Anyway I have this tortoise city that would be perfect to share called Cork since it has gone missing from my world. I have drawings and a basic map and a bit about the city here. [...]

  2. World of Alidor » Blog Archive » Another Rough Image of Cork says:
    May 10, 2009 at 8:48 am

    [...] So far I added trees, streets and the gladiatorial coliseum. Basically I used Bryce 6.1 to get a quick image of a plane of trees, using terrain story book grass texture Z-brush 3.12 to build the tortoise and Photoshop CS3 to put it all together. I purchased a Wacom Bamboo 4×6 with just the pen to help draw. I still have not decided on a texture for the tortoise shell yet. I will try to complete the Cork map this week and publish it here. [...]