Pidurdamis
Pidurdamis is a port city and former city-state located on the southern coast of the Varund Archipelago. It occupies a strategic harbor that historically connected inland kingdoms with seaborne trade routes and served as a regional hub for maritime commerce.
The name Pidurdamis is of mixed derivation, with scholars citing a blend of local harbor terms and
Founded in the 10th century as a trading outpost, Pidurdamis grew into a prosperous center for timber,
Geographically, the city covers a compact core surrounded by terraced hills. The harbor is protected by a
Economically, Pidurdamis remains known for fishing, small-scale shipbuilding, and crafts such as ceramics and ropework. The
Notable sites include the Sea Gate, Market Steps, and the Temple of the Winds, an early medieval