The Barony of Corbenic

Generations of Caledonian rulers (good and bad) have considered Corbenic their home away from home. A place they and their families, can get away from it all and relax.

The earliest ruler of Caledonia stumbled across the luscious green trees, ocean air and easy access from the ocean and the waterways to distant lands. This made Corbenic susceptible to attacks, so he had a fort built, able to defend Caledonia from foreign invaders. As time went on and the threat of diminished, subsequent rulers used what is now called Kettenthorpe Manor — named after the first General who was stationed there saw what the lands could give and started visiting regularly. This royal "vacation home" sits high atop the highest hill in the land, overlooking the sea.

Just as long as the royalty in Caledonia saw the beauty and relaxing nature of Corbenic, the brash young money-making men of their time saw the other assets that put Corbenic on the map: ship-building. Since it is located near the mouth of the river Cetina, located between the ocean and Caitiri Bay, it is perfectly situated for creating and launching fleets of ships.

Corbenic sports a rocky coastline along Caitiri Bay, with lush forests inland. Besides Kettenthorpe Manor, the population is spread out, and small. The oceanic, bayshore, and riverside shores are home to shipwright and fishing communities.