The Mirrored Mire

Seemingly tranquil, with large, glassy-smooth expanses of water, with the odd lump of ground breaking it up and larger territories of peatmoss allowing for larger structures, the Mire is actually greatly unstable, with sucking whirlpools, hidden eddies and rivers that change currents at a whim. The people of the Mire view their homeland as beautiful however, and are deeply offended by those that would insult it. The mix of their cruel condition and their stoic pride in their homes is but one aspect of the relationship between the Prince and the Duke.

Court of the Unfavoured
The wrath of the Prince is vicious and total. Those that earn his displeasure do not have the opportunity to regain his favour. And most, upon learning of their destiny, decide to lean into fate and take their own lives. The drowned dead of the Mire accumulate in a place that is colloquially referred to as the Court of the Unfavoured. A drifting morass of the uneasy dead, the Court is a place of hopeless despair, any who pass by risk being eternal guests of the Court.

Princehold
Though not the greatest city in the realm, Princehold embraces the uniqueness of urbanity like none other. It is not the richest, greatest, most populated or fantastic city that exists, but the sick desire one can satisfy in Princehold are distinct to the Mire and its strange capital. Each citizen of this frothing, wild metropolis understands who fragile their position is, and to keep and obtain more status, each is willing to do whatever it might take to reach the next level. Princehold is a city that walks in the shadow of moralilty. It is a city of sin, of desperation, of fantastic displays of devotion to their perverted god.

Inquisitor's Citadel
The hero of the Mire, the Inquisitor is a figure of mystery and reverence in the Mire. The mortal agent of the Prince's will. The Inquisitor is elected to enact the will of the Prince. His citadel is a vicious castle designed to enact brutal violence on all those who would earn the Prince's ire. They live to serve the strange and cruel whimsies of the Prince. And all that call the Citadel home know that their lives are potentially suspectible to what the Prince desires.