Lorded over by the Pierce family who has recently come into their own, this county is mostly noted for the vast amounts of copper and silver veins recently located beneath it's mountains and hills. Like its commonly cold air, the people of the land are noted for their lack of warmth towards newcomers.
Sub Forums: Banderville

The duchy owned by the Greystones has been in their position for as long as there have been Howards on the throne. Though recently their Duke became King of Liston, the duchy is still run well and is quite prosperous. The duchy is located in the far north of Liston and prone to cold weather.
Sub Forums: North Cupp

Owned by the small Seymour family, Corly was once owned by a small branch of the Howard family many centuries ago. Sometimes, upon scouting out the area, one can find remnants of their existence: a carefully carved boar, the shades of red and yellow tastefully, specifically planted in various parts of the barony.
Sub Forums: Westerfield

Cathea was awarded to the current Baron for his service to the Queen during a time of great need.

The barony of Eastland was carved out in 853 C.E. to reward the valorous Cannelley family. It is well known for its farming land and its notable vineyards. Though smaller than the other estates, it is no less prosperous.
Sub Forums: Burnham

Ever since the assassination of the late King Edwin Howard in 1032 C.E., the Beaumont family has had it hard and it has begun to reflect in the land itself. Buildings are not being repaired as often and the recent decline in the Duke's business affairs has meant less revenue to build up the towns and villages.
Sub Forums: Ladywell

The controversy surrounding the Cauldwell family has failed to find its way to corrupting the land itself. While most citizens living in Liswell spit at the mention of Katherine Cauldwell, there are a few that could care less. Liswell is renowned for the sheer amount of sheep on the land as well as its great fishing areas.
Sub Forums: Lisse

Located near Eastland, Maldern's current owner's wife is a rather harsh critic of Eastland's baroness. In fact, their malicious behavior to each other has started to take a toll on their baronies' economy. Nevertheless, Maldern's citizens make most of their money off the lucrative lumber business that flourishes in Maldern.
Sub Forums: Malcaran

Owned by Richard Arundel II, Overton has had great success in terms of fishing and farming among other things. However, it is a well known fact that the land's Duchess is slowly dying from something eating her up on the inside. Because the folk love her so much, it's cast a pall on the productivity.
Sub Forums: Hilltown

Because it's the entrance of the channel and benefits from a warm current, Rochford is possible one of the most prosperous counties. It could be because of the location, but some folk claim it's because the Hart family has a background that deeply ties them to the land: it's been whispered that they're descended from a local woodland goddess.
Sub Forums: Crescent

Sistina is considered a dangerous place to be a noble. The past generation has seen fights between the siblings that barely stopped itself from stooping to murder. Of course, that's what happens when a Marquess marries several women in his life and fathers children on two of them...
Sub Forums: Lavender

Slaton has the marvelous, magical trait of being rather rocky. It is a joke that whenever one takes up the shovel, one will always strike something, but never rich. In fact, they have so many rocks that people import them from Slaton to build homes and large buildings.
Sub Forums: Roquille

Located to the west of Overton, Tarin was once part of a dowry of Duchess Rose Beaumont. Upon her death, it was willed to her second son, Edwin Beaumont. Today, Edwin is still the Count of Asher. It is noted that he might one day have a succession crisis for his wife has not given him any sons yet.
Sub Forums: Collintown