Baccal Town
Like any black metal territory, Baccal Town was a bustling territory characterized by the heavy air with a slightly metallic scent mixing in the wind. There were carts after carts carrying ores or finished products across several streets, or to the very active marketplace.
The Town had mines and quarries located on its adjacent hill, just beyond its walls. It also had an entire area dedicated to smelting and forging facilities. Here, blacksmiths, bloomeries, and large furnaces dominated the sight.
There were also warehouse districts, which were filled with raw ore and processed ingots. It was abutted by markets that locals and visitors alike frequented, adding to the overall activity of the Town.
The people here were characterized by tough, practical folks, many of whom were built for manual labor. After all, the population also had a large fighter population, while the rest would mostly be working in the metalworking industry.
