Overview

 

Lakeview Region is the Capital Heartland of the Land of Signi, established by Theron Lockwood. It is home to Lakeview City, the seat of government and the busiest trading center in the land, and three towns that have grown alongside it: Normandy, Baywood, and Rivermont. The region has been the center of Signi’s civic and commercial life for as long as records have been kept.

 

Lakeview City is the most developed settlement in the Land of Signi. Brick and dressed stone line its streets. Guild halls anchor its busiest corridors, where merchants, advocates, and guild members broker dealings face to face. Market squares fill with goods drawn from every region of the land. The city rises to four stories in most places. Its civic and government structures reach five. It is the kind of city where a conversation in the right guild hall can shift the course of a trade route, and where the wrong word in the wrong market square spreads just as fast.

 

Normandy, Baywood, and Rivermont sit lower and slower. Timber frames, garden plots, and narrow streets shape these towns. A merchant here knows their customers by name. A three story building draws notice. Most Signians travel these roads on foot, by horse, or by carriage. Ferries carry passengers across the waterways. A steam powered train runs a scheduled route between the towns and Lakeview City, but it serves guilds, civic offices, and those with the means to board it. For everyone else, the distance between one place and another is measured in time and effort.

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The Five Boroughs of Lakeview City

 

Lockhart

The prestige quarter. Manor houses and estate residences line its streets. Home to the land’s wealthiest and most prominent figures. The most visited Wilton Hotel property in the Land of Signi is located here.

 

Riversend

The creative and cultural heart of the city. Home to Signi FM, theaters, galleries, and the weekly market. PizzaRhias operates here as well.

 

Silverpoint

A community quarter of family homes, neighborhood merchants, and familiar streets. Home to Holloway’s.