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'''Port Steve''' is a Port in Northeast Ronatana.
'''Port Steve''' was a Port in east [[Ronatana]].


== History ==
== History ==
on 7-1 42 PC [[Qoeul-bo Hrnad]] forces beseiged the port in a combined land-sea attack as part of The [[Ransom War]]. The seige broke five days later, upon which the Qoeul-bo stormed the port, took an unknown portion of the populace into slavery, and rose their flag. [[Dwebjag Kimteg]] was installed as [[Town Comandeer]], and the port would act as a primary landing site for the pirates through the rest of the conflict.

Following the end of the Ransom War and evacuation of the Qoeul-bo Hrnad from Ronatana, what little remained of the population left the settlement. By the time of the Ronatana Crisis, the area was reported to have a population in the low double digits, possibly as low as 20.
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Latest revision as of 21:39, 6 May 2025

Port Steve was a Port in east Ronatana.

History

on 7-1 42 PC Qoeul-bo Hrnad forces beseiged the port in a combined land-sea attack as part of The Ransom War. The seige broke five days later, upon which the Qoeul-bo stormed the port, took an unknown portion of the populace into slavery, and rose their flag. Dwebjag Kimteg was installed as Town Comandeer, and the port would act as a primary landing site for the pirates through the rest of the conflict.

Following the end of the Ransom War and evacuation of the Qoeul-bo Hrnad from Ronatana, what little remained of the population left the settlement. By the time of the Ronatana Crisis, the area was reported to have a population in the low double digits, possibly as low as 20.