D&D&D campaign settings

Mudbridge could be described as a “rebellious” city. As the city grew on the trading route between the allied countries, They have resisted both Boscar and Shule law. They officially fought for and won their independence in 434 AA In “The Battle of Bigger Guns”. Residents of Mudbridge, despite the smell and the crime and corruption and violence and the danger and the natural disasters and don't even get me started on the plagues, despite all that, mostly have a very strong sense of civic pride. Mudbridge is ruled by the Mayorking (this title is gender neutral) who is elected sometimes unless they cheat hard enough. Mudbridge law is usually a very fluid political game; if you leave the city for a few terms, the rules may be unrecognizable upon returning.