Sigisfarne
Grassland Village
Sigisfarne has vowed to abandon their western farms in a deal between the villagers and a community of underground mole-like creatures, and surrender that land back to the forest. Due to this, Sigisfarne will not have enough output next harvest to send the excess to the capital, which means it risks the crown's decision of dispersing the village and sending the people to become useful in other settlements unless Sigisfarne finds another way to be helpful to the kingdom.
People
Arlo 
Cai 
Drake Flint Gerrik Hilda 
Kalamos 
Mateus 
Moun Cacalou 
Oswin 
Razvan (Razzy) 
Rushd Ibn Ubada 
Stone Vihero 
Yewtree 
Factions
Locations
Folklore
Chapters
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March 24 
April 9 
April 10 
April 27 
May 7 
May 17 
May 25 
Founding forgotten by living memory and ancient farmland clinging to the edge of the old forest.
A hundred crooked buildings lean against each other, their timbers groaning with age. The paths between them sink deep.
Built on, around and in the ruins of a past civilisation, with ancient architectural modes different from what we use in the village now. Talented artifices put together these structures.
Relations
The kingdom Sigisfarne is a part of lies to the south of the village, along the coast. A tax collector from the crown comes after every harvest.
Sigisfarne sends a portion of the produce from the farms to the town to the south every harvest via riverboat. Multiple crop failures in the years leading the year of 1025. This was impacted in March.
Religion
As with the rest of the Kingdom, all people from Sigisfarne are devoted to the Church of the Weeping Mother. The local priest is young and not confident