Lamentable Moll

Lamentable Moll, or simply Moll, was a port city in Theft, governed by King Seljure. It was described as having "slate-covered barrows humped the streets, tilted the houses and cramped the alleyways in every quarter".Blood Follows, Section 1 In at least some cases, homes were built directly on top of barrows so that their floors were buckled and misshaped by the humped structures underneath.Upon a Dark of Evil Overlords, Section 7, p.29
The city was known for its minor sorcerers, diviners, readers, warlocks, and well-sounders.Blood Follows, Section 6 
== Notable Residents ==
* Emancipor Reese
* Watch Sergeant Guld
* King Seljure
* Princess Sharn
* Court Magus Stul Ophan
* Subly
* Tulgord Vise - Mortal Sword of the Sisters
==Notable Landmarks==
* Beater's Rock
* Beru's Fount
* Fishmonger's Round
* Hood's Temple
* Knoll Barrow
* Mercy Blackpug's Doll Shop
* Monastery of Queen of Dreams
* More-Pity Point
* Sanctuary of Burn
* Savory Bar
* Sekarand's Tower
* Sorrowman's Hostel
* Squint's Bar
* Trader's Dock
==Streets==
* Doll Street
* Low Merchant Way
* Street of Ills
==Districts==
* Estate District
* Noble Quarter
* Temple Round
==Ships based in Moll==
* Barnsider
* Swarmfly
* Troughbucket
==In Blood Follows==
During the visit of infamous necromancers Bauchelain and Korbal Broach, the city was plagued by a series of shocking murders. In this same period the pair took on Emancipor Reese as their manservant.
==In Upon a Dark of Evil Overlords==
Emancipor Reese recalled how his childhood home had been built directly on top of one of Lamentable Moll's barrows, causing the floor to be humped. Once a ghost had waded through the room where Reese slept with only its head and chest above the floor. It had turned to look at the young boy and stuck its tongue out at him.
==Trivia==
Life in Lamentable Moll was quite different than on the rest of the Korel continent. As depicted in Stonewielder, magic and religious worship were strictly controlled by the continent's patron goddess, the Lady. Yet in Blood Follows, mages and worship of foreign gods appeared to be unrestricted. It is unclear whether this was due to some special property of the city or merely a continuity error between books.
==Notes and references==
Category:Cities
Category:Theft