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 ===Population===
 As Imperial cities go, Overgard has a higher percentage of humans than usual, better than 85%.  It __is__ on the Trade Road, so there are very rigidly defined Elven and Uruk districts, with the rest mostly being Goblin subraces.  Hobgoblin and 'taur types are almost non-existent (probably to avoid intimidating the human gentry), and the city is rather far from any Dwarf-holds to attract many of the Stone-Father's children.\\
-As Imperial cities go, Overgard has a moderately low population, around 50,000, with at least twelve thousand of that in Riverside, and another two associated with the Rivergard presence.
+**Also**, compared to other Imperial cities, Overgard has a moderately low population, around 50,000, with at least twelve thousand of that in Riverside, and another two associated with the Rivergard presence.
 ===Locations===
   *Elven District: A walled enclave inside the north gate, home of the Elfland trade factors.  Oddly, //less// pompous than the local highborn humans.
   *Government Campus: houses the Imperial Ministerial apparatus, set on the south-west side of the city.
-  *Grand Plaza: A large stone-paved open space, south of the palace, good for crowd scenes.  Has a big statue, several fountains, market-day stalls, and is lined on the east and west sides by the Signature temples of the city.  There are smaller shrines to other gods scattered about, mostly in Riverbank.
+  *Grand Plaza: A large stone-paved open space, north of the palace, good for crowd scenes.  Has a big statue, several fountains, market-day stalls, and is lined on the east and west sides by the Signature temples of the city.  There are smaller shrines to other gods scattered about, mostly in Riverbank.
     *Temple of Flowing Waters
     *Temple of the God of Cities
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   *Erdwin Caskbinder: Acolyte of the God of Judgement, son of a cooper.  Erdwin is young (17), polite, earnest, and exceptionally stubborn.  That last is how he ended up as the High Priest's caretaker.
   *Marcella Tamanikin: Chief operating officer, Riverside Mercenaries Guild office.  True goblin, but clearly with enogh human blood to smooth out the angular bits.  Snarky, competent, and a Shadow/Water-aspected spirit caller who includes among her contracted spirits **Fenrir**.  One of the oldest of the daughters of the infamous [[Tamani]] Nightmistress.
+  *Ladies Lawless:
+    *Xadne the Spry: {{:wiki:xadne.jpg?linkonly|Warrior harlequin}}, dodge tank, Champion of Carnivale (aka Eudemonia) for the last five weeks.
+    *Nina of Asterchreche: Priestess of Summer, former cattle-handler.  Heavy melee.
+    *Lilly (just Lilly): Scout, thief and streetwise skills, runaway tavern-girl from Tyving.  Connoisseur of enchanted kit.  Functionally team leader.
+    *Lucille the Bright (Sorland): third daughter of Archduke Sorland's brother, the one in the Imperial Air Corps.  Magus of the Scintilating Self school, mastered the Imperial Infantry tome, struggling with the Legion Command Cadre book.  "Adventurers HELP people!"
+    *Brianna (Brie): the ladies' exceptionally cooperative pack horse.  Appears half warhorse, half Shire.  Gus likes her.