Fallaya Basin
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| Fallaya Basin | |
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| Culture Level | Early Medieval |
| Ecology | Full |
| Climate & Terrain | Warm Forests and Swamps |
| Year Formed | xxx |
| Population | human (#%) |
| Races (%) | xxx |
| Languages | xxx |
| Religions | xxx |
| Government | independent settlements |
| Ruler(s) | none |
| Darklord(s) | the Swamp Shambler |
| Nationality | |
| Analog | Loiusiana / Vietnam |
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Introduction
In narrative conflict there is man versus man, man versus himself, and man versus nature. Few domains embody the last like Fallaya Basin, where the very land is the enemy.
Biology
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Geography
Rivers from the north cut through the land, merging before reaching the sea. There are a number of small lakes and large ponds throughout the land.
Population Distrubtion
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Towns
Authority
Darklord
Temporal Ruler
There is no ruler of the Basin as a whole, though some within the Basin have carved out territories that they control:
- A secret society within Fallaya of druids that seek to find the key to controlling the Swamp Shambler.
- Beauregard DuBlon, a were-crocodile thug that prowls the waterways and roads
Language & Culture
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Adventure Hooks
- The Swamp Shambler searches for a woman in a vague understanding of marriage. Periodically women are abducted from the roads and waterways, and sometimes from the streets of Fallaya itself, to be lost within the swamps forever, or even worse, to become the Shambler's bride. Young women are warned to never sing as they pass between Fallaya and other towns for fear the Shambler will hear.
- Rumor has it there is a music box, lost somewhere within the moors of the Basic, that can control the Swamp Shambler itself.
Inspiration
The land evokes both southern gothic stories and exaggerated stereotypes (read: archetypes) of the deep south, including Deliverance. Swamp Monsters, including the Swamp Thing and Man Thing comics and the Honey Island Swamp monster.
