Kriebeck

Kriebeck is the easternmost port in Felsenkuste, and one of the last settlements of any size for hundreds of miles along the southern coast of Dalkhrova. Nestled along the leeward coast of the peninsula of Zivassen, the city is a rural, sootstained cousin to Kappelberg. Kriebeck's steelworks are among the best in the Dalkhrova. The village maintains a strong trading alliance with neighboring Blauhausen: crops grown in the more fertile parts of Felsenkuste are shipped across Lupeck Bay to Kriebeck in exchange for steel weapons, armor, and tools. Coal mined in Zivassen is used by Kriebeck's smiths to fire their advanced blast furnaces, leaving a choking pall over the settlement.
Kriebeck further boasts skilled glassmakers, wheelwrights, brick makers, musical instrument makers, and apothecaries. The city is also home to Felsenkuste's most celebrated novelist, Alric Hambel, whose lurid, allegorical tales of diabolism remain both popular and scandalous in his homeland.
Kriebeck's burgomeister is Wilfrid Glas, a blatant schemer who makes no secret of his sycophantic relationship with the Steinrat. He does as the Steinrat instructs him, no more and no less, and is currently engaged in a campaign to publicize the city's merits abroad. These merits include not only its industry, but also the lackluster gardens along the boulevards and a public library far more extensive than a town of its size would warrant.
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