Economy[]
Green Harbor is one of the major ports between the nations of the Selas and Norfair continents and thus sees a lot of traffic through trade. They export minerals, including iron, from the mines on the north side of town. Since the nearby town of Summerwind has no port of its own, they also deal in coffee grown in that area. There are a few tourist areas and an Axebeak-cart service for transporting people around the town as well as individual Axebeak rides to transport tourists to Summerwind through the Southern Run Covert, where there is a hot spring spa.
City Services[]
Law Enforcement[]
There is a Guardship in Green Harbor where the city has hired able individuals to enforce laws and peace for the long-term inhabitants. Guards can also be hired privately for businesses, particularly of use by the Earl Grey Trading Company which has a base in the center of town.
Trading[]
Green Harbor has a Court House where disputes and grievances are brought before a judge, who, after being presented cases by the defense and prosecution, gives a final judgement.
Religious Services[]
Temples for Istus, the Raven Queen, Ioun, Tymora, and a general temple to the Saints, are located on the eastern and southern sides of Green Harbor.
Academics[]
Alongside the Green Harbor Library, there is also an Academic Quarter nearby the Temple of Ioun.
Notable Locations[]
Nirmātā's Ship Repairs and Seaside Armory[]
Reservoir Lounge[]
Jolly Devil Inn[]
Twin Pond Park[]
Outskirts and Larger Area[]
Abandoned Temple of Istus[]
Once a temple, now a seemingly-abandoned mansion of an absent aristocratic woman, a building sits in the forest between Summerwind and Green Harbor. One Henri Levitt, a sun-elf librarian, believed there was a potential haunting at the site. Further investigation of the building by the Mistral crew revealed that it was inhabited by a young girl, Juliet Tsang, and her governess, Ix'Chel Starababa. Additionally, Ix'Chel had been a temple-worker when the chapel was in use and killed another member, Taro Kaneko, in what appeared to be an accidental cave-in of the underground levels.
Ix'Chel had killed Taro and resurrected them to bind Juliet to the temple, as Taro was thought dead and easily locked away, and Juliet was cursed such that she could not pass more than a few miles from Taro without first getting a headache and then falling unconscious.