Fallbrooke

Population
2,500

Regent
Arch-Duchess Balus Oyos VI

Importance
Fallbrooke is the northwestern-most point of the Confederacy's Southern Army. It is one of the oldest and most deeply established cities in all of Ludia. Claiming the ancestral birthplace of King Osten I, it is regarded by most historians as being the "First City of Ludia." After Zenna  was destroyed in 3A 694, Fallbrooke was one of only a handful of Ludian cities with an infrastructure capable of managing the enormous influxes of refugees—and while the city itself did not have sufficient size or space to house the refugees directly, major coordination was led by the city's Reagent, Arch-Duchess Balus Oyos VII, which resulted in the successful relocation of nearly 25,000 refugees into the surrounding region.

Notable People and Families
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Fort Brin
Fort Brin is the Headquarters of the Allorian Southern Army, as well as a national landmark. Built on what is historically known as the location from which King Ostin I first claimed Ludian rulership, the large stone fortress stands atop a large hill in the center of Fallbrooke.

Four stories high, with three large towers which reach another two stories into the air, Fort Brin is visible for miles—and is often the landmark used by local travelers to keep their bearings, because it is generally visible from anywhere in the region.

The Tomb of the Light-Bringers
The Tomb of the Lightbringers is the burial place of High-King Ostin I, both of his devoted wives, Queen Leilel (buried on his right) and Queen Arial (buried on his left), and all three of their children (King Esto I, Prince Corellius and Prince Oraeus). The building itself is a beautiful domed structure, due East of Fort Brin, built of white-marble and lightly colored stones (similar to the Palace of Lights) - and resides in the middle of a large, well-manicured graveyard in which many of the Kingdom's most notable and honored nobles are buried.

The Tomb is one of the most famous places in Ludia's Southern region, and the Altar of Alastrina which sits near its entrance is a common location for coronations, royal decrees and other important ceremonies of the Kingdom.