Riverside

This district in Magnar's Landing stretches westward along the Mor River.

Description
The buildings themselves are more humble than in those found in Kings: instead of limestone, Riverside shops and homes are made of wood, stacked cobblestone or painted mud plaster. The residents of Riverside make enough to stay out of the Whirl, but generally run operations that would be unacceptable in nicer parts of town, mostly due to the smells associated with their trades. Here you'll find printing presses, blacksmiths, tanneries, small bakeries, distilleries, large slaughterhouses, and cobblers.

Unlike Kings, Riverside maintains a sizeable population of Tienchou’Ren.

Mor Bridge (formerly known as “Meadow Bridge”)
The Tienchou bridge that used to be in this location was beautiful, a high arch in the middle, made with white limestone and red granite, with multiple pavilions and two high watchtowers at the end. The watchtowers remain, but the bridge was dismantled a few decades ago to allow for increased military and trade traffic. Travelers who wish to cross the river at this location use the ferry instead.

White Square
White Square was named for the trapezoidal block at the center of the Riverside neighborhood. The streets that circle this block are paved with tiny chunks of white limestone left over from construction in King's.