Siltmouth

owns

• ←The Silt Hands — Siltmouth feeds the Hands' river-to-mere barge runs.

references

• →Sresh-Dar — The village trades quietly down the mere shore with Sresh-Dar.
• →Highbridge — Both sit on the Vellen — the bridge at its crossing, the village at its mouth.
• ←Silt Pike — Siltmouth nets the smaller pike and fears the grown ones.
• ←Longwater Rest — The ferry up from the mainland's Siltmouth makes landfall at Longwater Rest's pier — a real crossing of the Longwater, sailed in real time.
• →Highbridge — The coast road runs from the Siltmouth wharves up the Vellen gorge to Highbridge — the Mirrenmere's salt, silt-crab and fenced goods go inland while Vale grain and iron come down. The two towns price each other's traffic and quietly resent the toll on the span.
• ←The Silt Hands — The Silt Hands hold Sresh-Dar, Siltmouth and Tidewrack Cove — one drowned-coast guild whose reach is the whole Mirrenmere shore, and whose silt-craft and toll-knowledge any inland caravan must buy to cross the wetland at all.

located_in

• ←Mere Gnasher — It hunts the reed-shallows below the stilt-village.
• ←Bog Grub — They are dug from the warm banks under the stilt-houses.
• ←The Driftmarket — Hidden on the rotting piers below Siltmouth town, low-tide only.
• ←The Finders — The Finders keeps a seat/branch at Siltmouth.
• ←The Stillwater Order — The Stillwater Order keeps a seat/branch at Siltmouth.
• ←The Gaunt Ledger — The Gaunt Ledger keeps a seat/branch at Siltmouth.
• ←Bressa Ferrywatch — Bressa keeps the wheel-seat on the Siltmouth dock.
• ←The Marrow Lances — The Marrow Lances keep a hired-arms office at Siltmouth, guarding what the Gaunt Ledger would rather not lose to the tide or to each other.
• ←The Far College — The Listening College keeps a reading-room at Siltmouth, close to the wreck-salvage the Ledger fences through the Driftmarket.
• ←Selviste Dah — Selviste plays the Siltmouth inn walk when she is not aboard a Hands barge.
• →The Silt Hands — Siltmouth is quietly in the Silt Hands' pocket — fishing village that feeds the river-to-mere smuggling chain.
• ←Reedmother's Sink — Reedmother's Sink is the delta-folk's sacred sinkhole on the Siltmouth delta — water-shrine and dumping-ground both.
• ←Bog Grub — Bog Grubs live in the Siltmouth mudflats — edible, slow, and the first thing delta-children learn to catch.

occurred_at

• ←quest.the-ferry-and-the-tide (unresolved) — The quest begins at the Siltmouth dock.