Eva Brigyon



A city once divided, and almost extuingished by tragedy. Now whole again. But never the same. Lake Brigyon stood sentry for 300 years in the space that is now part but once was all of the city of Brigyon. Disaster struck, or rather was conjured, when – in the midst of national frenzy to rid the world of ‘magic’- An unassuming old hermit was found guilty of witchcraft after the inexplicable disappearance of a number of infants, branded a heretic and sentenced to death by burning, in that absurdly primitive way humans tend to deal with the unexplained or incomprehensible. Needless to say the process was a resounding failure, the being now known as Revolvus Tide sought to counter the ministy’s attempt to burn him at the stake by instantaneously transporting all water outside his own body in a radius of around a 3 miles to his immediate vicinity – the ampitheatre in the cities Low Stump district.

It is still hotly disputed as to whether the actions of Revolvus Tide were deliberately aggressive or an act of pure reflex. But in any case, the gathering crowds, being as humans are want to be – comprised primarily of water – were immediately subjected to horrific and unanimously fatal process of total internal dehydration.

The city proper, having continued to occupy (in spite of its population having been almost entirely d ecimated in the non-execution of Tide) what are, to all the aesthetic needs of explanation, vast tree stumps n the midst of the blossoming juvenile district that has been growing in the structures which until the famous Early Edits of the Revolvum, spent 300 years at the bottom of lake Brigyon.

The feast of Brigyon held every year.

The tourney at great stump.

== Like all the Onnperial cities, Eva Brigyon’s architecture is a broad blend of Collossian Remnants, post-autocratic and experimental aesthetic styles. It is notable however that very little human construction survived the events of the Early Edits, enabling the new district of Lake Brigyon to be completely redesigned for the needs of contemporary, globalized society. ==