Simonton

Simonton has rebuilt and is the centre of trade with the Huallapan. Using its position on the River Smoke to distribute goods throughout the kingdom, has seen a period of great prosperity. The new Lord of Simonton ensures extra tariffs are placed on goods bound for Carrick in remembrance of the Kings treachery prior to the Battle of Simonton. There is a monument depicting Sir Dane Sardock which stands vigil at the gates of the city looking west towards the desert. Each year in August, Remembrance Day, the people of Simonton lay wreaths around the base of the statue with messages and letters written to loved ones lost. This tradition, started by the citizens of Simonton grew in popularity and was eventually adopted by the Baron as a civic holiday.