ID: 145863
A city out of time and place.
Airs of Burgundy is a Randomizer quality.
Levels | Airs of Burgundy |
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| 1 - 4 | The belfry's great bell tolls, its song taken up by the rest of the city's clappers. |
| 5 - 8 | A Tapestry-Moth flaps overheard, flight turning its images of heroism into a many-coloured blur. |
| 9 - 12 | A black barge drifts past. The dead and dying, ready for transport to the Sous. |
| 13 - 16 | A shriek, cut off by a splash. The canal claims another. |
| 17 - 20 | Snatches of hymn, carried on the air. |
| 21 - 24 | A horn-call from the western gate. A hunting party returns from the Miser-Roads. |
| 25 - 28 | Banners fly from roof and parapet. The Burgundian coat-of-arms cracks in the breeze like a whip. |
| 29 - 32 | A raven flies past, twisting mid-air as it exits the city's inversion. |
| 33 - 36 | Candles dance behind stained glass, spilling rainbow colours onto the dirt and cobble. |
| 37 - 40 | Sparks shoot into the air, and die before hitting the ground. You pass the open forge of a smithery. |
| 41 - 44 | A clank and scrape from a wall above. A guardsman shifts: leather; plate; pike. |
| 45 - 48 | The smoke here has a thick and acrid aroma – burning peat. |
| 49 - 52 | A pair of hands emerge outstretched from the shadows. A beggar, almost invisible in the murk. |
| 53 - 56 | You are arrested by the smell of roasting meat. A nearby keep prepares for a feast of vanity. |
| 57 - 60 | Two boatmen yell curses at each other. Pedestrians jeer back from the riverside. |
| 61 - 64 | The languages bleed into each other, overlapping and tangling: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, more... |
| 65 - 68 | You look up, and see the Neath arrayed below. London is but a collection of coal-fire stars. |
| 69 - 72 | You pass a garden – anemic hedgerows propped up with native flora. Giggles and rustling emerge from within. |
| 73 - 76 | Bloodied knuckles and minor disagreements. A minor fight between guildsmen erupts onto the street. |
| 77 - 80 | Look up and to the south. Do you see the distant light? Here, Stone is more like a star. |
| 81 - 84 | The stained glass here is smashed, 'repaired' by gossamer spider-threads. Something within scuttles. |
| 85 - 88 | Hoots from the wilds to the east of the city. The populace speak of apes. |
| 89 - 92 | Market days are a riot of sound and colour. The streets squeeze with buyers and the bought. |
| 93 - 96 | Shouts from the crowd. The entourage of a minor baron clears a path for their master. |
| 97 - 100 | A moan. A man sags, held up by the bonds of the stocks. By and large, people ignore him. |