City info:

Landri is a trading and fishing city, it has about 200 citizens and is
quite rich. Itīs the oldest of the seven cities. Every 1st in a month
is market-day.

There is a big trading link between Landri and Velsen (because itīs
the main route for Velsen to get any goods from the elven or the
dwarves)

One of Landriīs biggest incomes comes from the "way-taxes" collected
at the River Mirat. Every ship has to pay a little percentage of its
value.


legend:

1= ships market
(every article used on boots)

2=boots shop

3=gold smith 
(a good one, also checks values of jewlry)

4=inn "golden horse"

5=postal service. 
(All seven cities are linked with a net of messengers and
transporters, who travel dayly in a clockwise and ant-clockwise
route. Each city represents a one-day-stop. Routes are:
Landri-Kondor-Sigol-Fistun-Gardon-Palwek-Velsen-Landri and the other
way round. A one-day-delivery of a message costs one gold, a two-day
costs two gold an so on. Delivery of goods cost special. There is also
an emergency-direct-route to Kondor (costs nothing))

6= city government
(major is elected every 3 years in Landri)

7= temple

8= inn "messengers rest"

9= tavern "golden pirat"
(itīs the tavern where Frunor has his HQ)

10= healerīs house

11= city guard

12= way-tax-station

13= bank 
(Not the kind of modern bank, but a store where you can deposit your
money. The money is "fixed" for 1 year and the customer gets 1 CP per
month per 10 GP stored. The money is used to finance (partly) the city
of Kondor and its military)

14= tavern "Johannsenīs"

15= ferry-office 
( It costs 1 GP per person and 5 CP per luggage to go over Mirat)

16=market place

17= court house

18= prison

19= baker

20= black smith

21= buthcer

22= carpenter


gates: are closed at sunset and are opened at sunrise

towers and city wall: Citywall is about 4m high and 2m strong, there
is no catwalk on it. The citywall reaches into the lake and the river,
so itīs impossible to enter the city from the harbour-side without
getting wet. (Except "walk on water" spells...)

Towers are about 5m high and can be accessed through a
staircase. There are shooting slots. Each tower can be used by three
men.