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Latest revision as of 16:50, 30 July 2026

Locknar Cove (Domain)
Culture Level Renaissance (9)[1]
Ecology
Climate & Terrain Cold Aquatic, Beaches, and Forests[1]
Year Formed 654 BC or earlier as an Island of Terror; joined the Core in 753 BC[1]
Population 250 in Rutledge[1]
Races (%) Humans[1]
Languages A language similar to Grabenite[1]
Religions
Government Direct democracy[2]
Ruler(s) Mayor Eward Durkins[2]
Darklord(s) Captain Anton Dusard[3]
Nationality
Analog
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Locations in Locknar Cove (Domain)
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Native Monsters of Locknar Cove (Domain)

Locknar Cove is a domain that lies in the Nocturnal Sea between Liffe, Nova Vaasa, and Darkon. It is a small domain, mostly ocean, with a few specks of islands and a western border of mostly unexplored forest. Perhaps the most infamous of the islands are The Dismal Four. Weather in Locknar Cove tends to be chilly all year round, but its winters are mild and it does have summers and springs, albeit brief ones. Most of the people of Locknar Cove reside in Rutledge.[1]

Locknar Cove joined The Core in 753.[1] Its darklord is the ghost Captain Anton Dusard.[4]

Locknar Cove was created by Stephen C. Sutton for the Book of Sacrifices.

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