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''"Like an iceberg, like a Bazaar-Master's scheme, like the Neath itself, most of the Hold is invisible. You see only a tiny portion of sculpted coral - the rest waits below the surface. The Fathomking's bone-rooms and aquaria. His pearl-snares and his dining-chambers..."'' | ''"Like an iceberg, like a Bazaar-Master's scheme, like the Neath itself, most of the Hold is invisible. You see only a tiny portion of sculpted coral - the rest waits below the surface. The Fathomking's bone-rooms and aquaria. His pearl-snares and his dining-chambers..."'' | ||
[[File:Fathomkingshold.png|thumb|250px|Not much of the Hold is visible, but it is quite imposing. Art from SS.]]The Fathomking's Hold is the home of the Fathomking, lord of | [[File:Fathomkingshold.png|thumb|250px|Not much of the Hold is visible, but it is quite imposing. Art from SS.]]The Fathomking's Hold is the mostly-underwater home of the Fathomking, lord of [[Drownies|those who have drowned]]. His actions are unpredictable, and though any who bring him a story may ask a boon, doing so is not always wise. He can reunite lost shipmates with their captains, though this service is never free. | ||
[[File:Fathomking.png|thumb|left|250px|The Fathomking]] | [[File:Fathomking.png|thumb|left|250px|The Fathomking]] | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
[[Category:The Unterzee]] | [[Category:The Unterzee]] | ||
Revision as of 04:56, 3 February 2017
"Like an iceberg, like a Bazaar-Master's scheme, like the Neath itself, most of the Hold is invisible. You see only a tiny portion of sculpted coral - the rest waits below the surface. The Fathomking's bone-rooms and aquaria. His pearl-snares and his dining-chambers..."
The Fathomking's Hold is the mostly-underwater home of the Fathomking, lord of those who have drowned. His actions are unpredictable, and though any who bring him a story may ask a boon, doing so is not always wise. He can reunite lost shipmates with their captains, though this service is never free.
