Reiken

Reiken, the "Great City of the South", is a city in the Kingdom of Whytehold, and is the capital of the White Cape province. It is the kingdom's main port city, and is one of the largest in the kingdom.
Reiken is ruled by the Grand Seamarshal, Duke Hugo Reiken.
The Reiken Sea Guard are whyteholder soldiers trained for fighting at sea. They form the militia of Reiken, and its naval force.
One of Reiken's most notable locations is the Thane's Hall, a symbol of Whytehold's alliance to Svoldia.
== Geography ==
Reiken is situated on a long, vaguely crescent shaped coastline, with high rolling hills further inland. Reiken's castle, Kastell Seagard, is situated upon a rocky hill at the eastern edge of this crescent, which is only connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus. 
== History ==
Reiken is an ancient city, originally constructed by the Reik tribe long ago. Archeological evidence shows humans living on the site as early as the third century.
== Notable Buildings & Locations ==
=== Kastell Seagard ===
Part castle, part lighthouse, Kastell Seagard is an ancient fortress which has served as Reiken's government building and the residence of the Grand Seamarshal for centuries.
Kastell Seagard is built upon a high and rocky spit of land, only connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus.
The castle is also the headquarters of the Reiken Marines, an order of knights trained for maritime operations.
=== Reiken Docks ===
The docks at Reiken are perhaps not as large or prosperous as those of the great ports of Erradan, or Calavierus, but they are still impressive nonetheless. Here is where most of Whytehold's fleet is built and maintained, and is where most visitors to the Kingdom from overseas arrive.
=== Thane's Hall ===
The Thane's Hall is a great symbol of Whytehold's allegiance to the nation of Svoldia. Here is where Svoldians and Whyteholders meet to discuss treaties or make war plans. The building has been constructed in the style of a Svoldian hall, and even contains a shrine to the Slayer.