Riveshire is a part of Caorran.
Realms that are a part of Riveshire: Inactive realms that are a part of Riveshire:This is the rulership position for the realm.
The Chamberlain manages the domestic and ceremonial affairs of Antlerhall, ensuring the smooth operation of the household, storerooms, kitchens, and feasts. They are also responsible for the coffers, overseeing the County's revenues, expenditures, and accounts with diligence and integrity. Charged with maintaining order, comfort, and dignity, the Chamberlain prepares for sacred events and welcomes clergy and dignitaries, ensuring that both hospitality and ceremony reflect the realm's prestige. Acting as the Lord's right hand in domestic and financial matters, they embody the stewardship and trust upon which Riveshire relies.
The Huntmaster oversees all ceremonial hunts, gamekeeping, and stag-related rituals within the realm. Far more than a mere organizer of sport, they ensure that each hunt honors both House Rampshire and The Caorrani Solisian Church, observing sacred laws, seasonal rites, and festival traditions. With keen knowledge of the forests and wildlife, the Huntmaster serves as the spiritual and practical guardian of Riveshire's game.
The Captain of the Stagward commands Riveshire's elite guard, responsible for protecting the noble family and its holdings. Trained in arms, they ensure that religious festivals, processions, and noble gatherings proceed with order and solemnity.
In times of war, the Captain takes on the mantle of commander of the County's armies, leading the levies in battle, organizing defenses, and coordinating troops with discipline and strategic skill. They embody vigilance, authority, and the dual responsibility of safeguarding both the ceremonial heart and the military might of the County.
Riveshire is a picturesque County along the southern coast of Caorran, where the Farudi River completes its journey to the sea. Its banks are rich with fertile lands and woodlands, nourished by the river's steady flow, while the estuary teems with fish and migratory birds. Small villages and market towns dot the landscape, their stone and timber buildings nestled among the trees and meadows that bloom with wildflowers each spring. The county's dark forests of Tuskwood, once largely untamed, now thrive alongside cultivated lands, offering both shelter to wildlife and resources for human settlement.
The County is ruled by House Rampshire, a noble family whose sigil, the stag, embodies both grace and vigilance. From their ancestral seat at Antlerhall, they govern with dignity, their presence inspiring loyalty and respect among the shire. The stag is more than a symbol here: it represents a careful balance between strength and refinement, a noble harmony with the land that their stewardship protects. Guarded by the elite Stagward, the County stands as a beacon of order, culture, and cultivated prosperity amidst the natural bounty of its lands.