Rogueport

Rogueport is a fictional port town that serves as a central hub in the role-playing game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The town is located on the western coast of Petalburg and is known for its rough and tumble atmosphere, often attracting pirates, smugglers, and other less-than-reputable characters. Despite its seedy reputation, Rogueport is a bustling center of commerce and a vital location for the game's protagonist, Mario, as he embarks on his quest to collect the seven Crystal Stars.

The town is divided into several distinct districts. The main town area features shops, an inn, and various residences. The Rogueport sewers are a dangerous but often necessary area to explore, containing hidden passages and enemies. The docks are the gateway to the wider world, with ferries and ships offering passage to other locations. A particularly notable landmark is the Great Tree, a massive, ancient tree that stands in the center of town and plays a significant role in the game's narrative.

Rogueport is characterized by its weathered architecture and a constant sense of activity. The presence of the Pirate's Ship and the Trouble Center, where Mario can take on side quests, further emphasizes its role as a gathering place for adventurers and those seeking fortune or refuge. The town's unique blend of danger and opportunity makes it a memorable and essential part of the Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door experience.