Rogueport

Rogueport is a town that serves as the starting location in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is divided into five sections: North, West, East, Main Plaza, and the Docks. During the game, Mario travels through this city most often, as it is considered a "hub world". This city is known for an astonishing amount of thieves within the population, thus giving Rogueport its name. Toads, Bob-ombs, Goombas, Doogans, Craws, Piantas, Bandits, and other unknown species also live in Rogueport.
==History ==
Rogueport was built by people living in poverty generations after an important battle between four heroes and the evil Shadow Queen. The area was abandoned and in ruins, so the people built Rogueport the old city that originally existed, which happened to be most of the Rogueport Sewers. These sewers were known to be in close proximity within the Thousand Year Door, a door which was created to hold back the Shadow Queen. Those souls who currently reside within the sewers fear the area in which the Door lies, hoping the demon will not be let out.
Later on, many people felt that Rogueport should be independent of the Mushroom Kingdom and so it left but nothing really changed. Even up to Mario time.
==Games==
===Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door HD===
Rogueport reprises its role in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door HD fore the Nintendo Switch. The game is a remake of the original GameCube version.
At the Docking Port, Mario begins there, where he encounters Goombella after she is attacked by the X-Naut tribe. After defeating Lord Crump, Goombella joins Mario's party. Boats and ships frequently visit the port with the supply chain. Later in the game, Mario can board a ship that is in league with Flavio and Cortez.
At the Central Plaza, the gallows with a noose has been removed due to much criticism and controversy. An item shop known as the Toad Bros. Bazaar is located at the plaza along with Podley's Soda Bar, the Rogueport Inn, and Lovely Howz of Badges. Next to the item shop is the residence of Zess T., who is somewhat naughty but a rather accomplished chef. The back alley of the plaza features features residences of Bandits.
The Eastern Wing on Rogueport features the residence of Professor Frankly and Merlon. The pipe south of their residence leads to a pipe that guides its bearer to the Rogueport Sewers. A gate that leads further east is guarded by a craw named Gus. Passing the gate will lead to the residence of Admiral Bobbery, the Trouble Center, and Crazy Cap.
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