Miac'Briedio

About

Names

Miac'Briedio - City of Tides

Miac'Briedio is located on an island surrounded by a vast tidal flat. The daily tidal cycle provides both security against outside threats and supports the local fishing industry. The shallows, tides and currents in the nearby waters make it difficult for larger ships to anchor close to the city itself, but flat profiled skiffs and barges are a common sight ferrying goods and people in and out of the city at high tide.

City Totem

As with all Corinthean city states, Miac'Briedio, has a totem whom the locals revere as a lesser god figure. The particular totem of this city is that of a equarae eane, a mythical horse like creature that has flowing seaweed for a mane and tail. it is said that these wild mounts can run or swim equally well in water of any depth. Sailors and fishers from Miac'Briedio will gift the local totem with sheaves of grain before departing the city on lengthy voyages, to seek its blessing for safe waters and favourable tides and winds.

Location

Merelean Coast, Corinthea

The city of Miac'Briedio is completely covers a saddle shaped island on the coast of Annexea where the land gives way to the Merelean Sea in wide shallows and tidal flats. The island has 20-30 metre high cliffs on the north-east and southern edges, rocky beaches along its eastern side, and gently slopes towards the middle and western side where the beaches are sandy. There is approximately 1.2 kilometres of sandy muddy flats between the island and the mainland, dotted with tidal pools and a lacework of channels which drain the water back out to the sea at low tide.

Population

Size

48,300 persons

Composition

• Corinthean 92%
• Kythan 5%
• Other Ethnicity 3%

Professions

Profession	Households	Profession	Households	Profession	Households	Profession	Households
Apothecaries	16	Coopers	69	Magic Shop	17	Rug Makers	24
Arcanists	2	Copyists	24	Maidservants	193	Saddlers	48
Bakers	60	Cutlers	21	Markers	7	Scabbard Makers	56
Barbers	138	Doctors (Lic.)	28	Masons	97	Scholars	10
Bathers	25	Doctors (Unlic.)	138	Mercers	69	Sculpters	24
Blacksmiths	32	Dyers	6	Moneylenders	5	Shipwrights	5
Bleachers	23	Fences	4	Musicians	51	Shoemakers	138
Book Binders	16	Fishmongers	40	Noblehouses	242	Slavers	4
Booksellers	8	Furriers	107	Old Clothing	121	Spice Merchants	35
Breeders	6	Glassworkers	25	Ostlers	4	Tanners	25
Brewers	34	Glovemakers	20	Painters	33	Taverns/Restaurants	80
Buckle Makers	34	Greengrocers	41	Pastry Cooks	97	Thespians	20
Butchers	41	Harness Makers	24	Perfumers	8	Timberwrights	20
Carpenters	88	Hatmakers	50	Plasterers	35	Wainwrights	9
Cartographers	8	Hay Merchants	21	Potters	40	Water Carriers	57
Chandlers	69	Illuminators	13	Priests	48	Weavers	80
Chicken Butchers	49	Inns	24	Pursemakers	44	Wine Sellers	54
Citywatch	322	Jewellers	57	Ratters	10	Woodcarvers	20
Clergy	1207	Lawyers	50	Roofers	27
Clothiers	138	Locksmiths	25	Ropemakers	26

Local Government

Oqio

Capan Eajiod

Ministers

The Oqio has an appointed council of ministers which help run the city-state. The current serving ministers are:

• Cefia Geoki - Minister of the Treasury
• Flios Uthei - Minister of Trade
• Heudias Vieas - Minister of Arms
• Iugeazas Gium - Minister of Records
• Spoglos Aniu - Minister of Commons

History

Founded

Locations

Caiglaid Eokeicrfeo (theatre)

Low Sun Shore (tavern)

Mucker's Market (marketplace)

Mud Tower (lighthouse)

Stiep Aniu (execution site)

Persons

Contemporary

Capan Eajiod (present oqio)

Cefia Geoki (minister of the treasury)

Flios Uthei (minister of trade)

Giogiuaras Iugus (theatre manager)

Heudias Vieas (minister of arms)

Iugeazas Gium (minister of records)

Keilet (executioner)

Leibion Dai (market manager)

Spoglos Aniu (minister of commons)

Historic