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Tigran Coast, Port Squishy


Port Squishy is a sprawling port facility in the wetlands of the Tigran Coast.
The entire port complex is hidden under tree cover and extensive camouflage to make it difficult to see. A ship channel has been dug into the wetlands to allow heavy ships to get access while remaining under tree cover and many floating platforms in the wetlands service air-boats and other vehicles. A number of Grawla have their own small domains carved out of the floating platforms of Port Squishy, and no single warlord really has control of the port.

Wooden roads also lead out into the more muddy parts of the wetlands for wheeled vehicles to traverse.

From Guns and Shovels Ch3
Port Squishy was so named for the squishyness of the Wetlands it resided in. There was moss on the trees, and water everywhere, nearly every surface you could touch would squish in some way. Even the roads that had been ‘built’ were little more than wood platforms and trees that had been encouraged to grown in a certain way to make the land just a bit more firm. Floating platforms and tree-houses were just about the only solid surfaces around… and they sprawled out for miles in every direction along the coast itself with some platforms large enough to house even massive ocean-going ships.

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