The Rock

Overview

The old island fortress rises from the bay floor like a concrete fist — its cellblocks intact, its reputation undiminished by the decades since the water receded. Nobody lives on The Rock by choice. The structure is too exposed, too visible from every direction, too haunted by the weight of what it was. But its elevation and sight lines make it invaluable as a landmark, a meeting point for negotiations that require neutral ground with no cover for ambush, and occasionally a prison again when someone needs to be held where escape means crossing kilometers of open bay floor under surveillance from every settlement within line of sight. The concrete is crumbling. The fear is not.

Landmarks

Faction Influence