Napier

A free city in the Kingdom of Corveaux and the seat of the Province of Poulent, ruled by Ludwick Godefroy Valois. It is located on the eastern bank of the Napiera River, from which it takes its name. 
A stout but small castle overlooks the city, which houses a harbour and several large market squares. The city is said to once have been twice its current size, but it was sacked and razed during invasions of the Golden Horde in the late 14th century. Countess Shariss Valois is famous for her efforts to tear down the burned buildings and rebuilt the city walls. After the fall of the Horde, King Florence of Vichin sent her the head of Anton Nagy I, which had been encased in molten cold and carried into many battles by his followers. It was put on display in the town center, but was stolen by unknown perpetrators in 1427. 
== Economy ==
The city lies close to the Slatina river which separates Corveaux from the Westerlands, and Wendish Way, which connects the region to Thyssen, and is therefore a prosperous international market town, enjoying free city rights.