Flickr Feed
Random Quote
Today's Date
Until Lay On!

Maps and Laws
Travel Times (one way journey)
Merdensa to Feragothe 4 weeks (by sea)
Anchor Point to Corsotha 1 week
Corsotha to Prince's Keep 4 hours
Corsotha to Vonenburg 35 days
Anchor Point to Vonenburg 1 week (by sea)
The Prince's Laws
By Decree of the Prince in Council
These laws shall govern all persons within Corsotha
- We decree also that every freeman shall affirm by oath and compact that he will be loyal to Prince Nikolai both within and without Corsotha, that he will preserve with him his lands and honor with all fidelity and defend him against his enemies.
- All citizens and persons within Corsotha shall be legally bound and compelled to aid in the fortifying and defense of the city and surrounding land. We will that all citizens and persons within Corsotha shall be protected by Our peace and shall dwell in quiet. And if any one of them shall be slain, let the lord or council representative of his murderer seize him and bring him before the Prince’s judgment.
- We prohibit the sale of any man by another within or outside the country on pain of a fine or dismemberment.
- If it be found that any person has given wrongful witness or testimony, that his witness never stand again for aught, and that he also give five silver as fine.
- Notorious, condemned, and proscribed persons shall not be admitted haven in any city, home, or other public building.
- No person may profess or assent to any titles of Royal or noble designation without due warrant and decree or by proof of direct blood descent from notable ancestry.
- No new castles or cities shall be erected by us or by anyone else without express consent and warrant of the Prince.
- No money may be coined in the land of the Prince which shall be injurious to his coinage. Nor may any person create like coins to those proscribed by the Prince.
- Lands or property which are held as fiefs shall not be pawned without the consent of the lord from whom they are held.
- Thievery is a base and ignoble act for which we deem those guilty of such a singular transgression shall repay twofold the worth of the property stolen. In such cases as the malfeasance is repeated, we will that the offending limb be severed from the body.





