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=== Aftermath ===
But one can always hear rumors of the assassination in the city's many riverside taverns. Rumors spread of the Lord and his daughter growing apart in recent years, and brave souls theorize that Helna did indeed do it, but her father could not bear to execute his only daughter. So, they say, a deal was struck between the two which put it all to rest. Detractors correctly point out that Helna would have nothing to gain from the Lord's assassination, as Bormar's inheritance laws would have gotten her neither her father's wealth nor his position. To some, this has made the matter more tantalizing, with every barroom wondering what the Lord did to draw his daughter's ire if he did anything at all. Perhaps the truth will never be known, as Harbohr's political scene has been quiet ever since, with Helna walking the streets as any Dwarf would.
== Geography ==
=== The Holding ===
The landscape of the holding of Harbohr is uninteresting, but rather large as far as holdings go. It is a vast, steaming swamp with many slow-moving streams crisscrossing its dense foliage. While there are some smaller villages strewn about the area, none come close to size or importance to the city from which the holding gets its name.
=== The City ===
The city of Harbohr is a surprisingly dense urban hub. The Purple River which bisects the city is wide and shallow, with flat-bottom barges and boats being the most prominent way of transportation. Streams and gullies snake there was through the city, cutting it into many smaller "island" of homes, businesses, and dockyards.
== Economy ==
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