Nome Island
The area know as Nome Island actually consist of three separate built up areas. There is Tas Bardon, Richard Briganda, Earl of Galinia's main holding. Giantsferry, situated on the north east side of the fjord and providing a transit point out towards Angasa. Southferry is a similar transit point and village on the other, less traveled side of the fjord. As part of the Earl's personal demesne it provides the administrative center for the region, and is heavily controlled. All three communities are required to follow an agricultural regime as described by Peter the Librarian, hunting, trapping and fishing is licensed and controlled under the same guidelines.
Tas Bardon
Tas Bardon is Richard Briganda, Earl Galina's stronghold. As well as
his small castle it holds an administrative block with offices for the state
herald and librarian, as well as his scribes and clerks. The is a small
guard contingent tasked with ceremonial and guard duties. Two round houses
house the indoors and outdoors staff and there is a ware hose come barn for
storing goods and supplies. Slightly inland are a few small fields and stock
pens to provide delicacies for The Earl's table. Tas
Bardon
Giantsferry
Giantsferry is named after the giant who was resident when Richard Briganda
claimed the land. It holds a small earthwork fort with buildings and
stables inside to house a guard contingent, the Toriff, and the main
stables for Tas Bardon. Farmers and fishers, and trappers live in huts along
the road leading down to the quay, and provide much of the sustenance
required for Tas Bardon. Giantsferry
Southferry
Southferry is also a small fishing and farming community, but without the
fortified earthworks of Giantsferry. Here the Toriff and her staff
live in a newly constructed complex. While not as sophisticated it also
houses a small guard contingent and horses for use by people from Tas
Bardon. Southferry