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On Lobster Wharf there are always at least half a dozen pirate galleons and galleys anchored here except during the summer months. Trading ships will also call in here on their way to or from the cities of the coast and up to the River Kok and its cities. Many notorious ships such as the Black Swan and the Face of Chaos may be seen here. At the far end of the wharf stands an immense anchor said to have belonged to a trading galley from Carsepolis, a reminder of a glorious age long gone. Along the east side of the wharf runs a cluster of rickety cottages inhabited by fishermen and their families.

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  • On Lobster Wharf there are always at least half a dozen pirate galleons and galleys anchored here except during the summer months. Trading ships will also call in here on their way to or from the cities of the coast and up to the River Kok and its cities. Many notorious ships such as the Black Swan and the Face of Chaos may be seen here. At the far end of the wharf stands an immense anchor said to have belonged to a trading galley from Carsepolis, a reminder of a glorious age long gone. Along the east side of the wharf runs a cluster of rickety cottages inhabited by fishermen and their families.
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  • On Lobster Wharf there are always at least half a dozen pirate galleons and galleys anchored here except during the summer months. Trading ships will also call in here on their way to or from the cities of the coast and up to the River Kok and its cities. Many notorious ships such as the Black Swan and the Face of Chaos may be seen here. At the far end of the wharf stands an immense anchor said to have belonged to a trading galley from Carsepolis, a reminder of a glorious age long gone. Along the east side of the wharf runs a cluster of rickety cottages inhabited by fishermen and their families. The most famous of the three taverns facing Lobster Wharf is The Black Lobster Inn.
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