Music City
A settlement on the eastern shores of Misery Bay, Music City was once a mecca for devotees of music. It still stands as a testament to the Kings and Queens, the faith built on the worship of pre-fall musical Saints.
Traders and travelers pass through via ferry boats, drawn by the settlement's position on the bay's eastern shore. The local population is diverse, sustained by the support of the Court, and the sound of music still carries across the water on clear days.
Traders and travelers pass through via ferry boats, drawn by the settlement's position on the bay's eastern shore. The local population is diverse, sustained by the support of the Court, and the sound of music still carries across the water on clear days.
History
Before the fall, this site was a mecca for music devotees. That heritage survived the apocalypse, and the settlement grew into a living monument to the Kings and Queens faith. The Court's ongoing support has kept the community viable where other cultural settlements have faded.
Geography
Music City sits on the eastern shores of Misery Bay. Ferry boats provide the primary means of access, connecting the settlement to other bay communities and trade routes. The eastern shoreline position offers some protection from the worst of the irradiated fog that plagues the bay's interior.
