Ashmoor
A city where debt is written into a single ledger, and a name can be struck from it.
Setting und Lore
Ashmoor keeps one book. Every obligation contracted inside the city walls — coin, labour, grief, promise — is entered into the civic ledger beneath the Records Hall, and the entry is the debt. Not a record of it. The thing itself.
This makes Ashmoor orderly in a way other cities envy and no one visits twice. Nothing is forgotten and nothing is forgiven; a debt may only be moved. The Registrars who keep the book are neither loved nor opposed, because opposing them is itself an obligation and obligations are written down.
What the city does not say aloud is that the ledger has margins, and that a person can be moved into them. A struck name still walks and eats and speaks. It simply stops being owed anything by anyone — including a place, a history, and a brother.
Fakten zur Welt
- Currency
- marks
- The ledger
- One book, bound in grey calf, kept open at all times in the Undervault.
- Registrars
- Seven, appointed for life.
- The Almonry
- A chapel that performs rites of forgiveness.
Geschichtskontext
Charaktere
Charaktere aus The Hollow Ledger
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