Sealore

Sealore is a fictional coastal town commonly used in fantasy literature and tabletop role-playing games. It is typically depicted along a temperate coastline with a sheltered harbor, stone quays, and a cliffward residential district known as the Lumen Quarter. The name is often interpreted as a blend of sea imagery and lore, underscoring the town’s association with maritime storytelling and navigation.

In its common lore, Sealore was founded by seafarers who traded with distant island realms. Its medieval economy centers on shipbuilding, fish processing, and salt production, with a prosperous harbor that drew merchants from neighboring regions. A defining feature in many renderings is the Sea Gate, a fortified entrance that guards the harbor against storms and pirates.

Today, Sealore is usually portrayed as a small but self-sufficient community. Its economy includes fisheries, boat maintenance, and craft markets that sell ropework, lanterns, and timber goods. Cultural life highlights the Sea Tale Festival, a season of maritime storytelling, and a guild of navigators who preserve celestial charts and sea routes. Architecture blends weathered granite with timber-framed houses and lantern-lit docks.

Governance is typically shown as a town council led by an elected mayor, with advisory roles for a harbor master and local guild representatives. The setting often serves as a nexus for exploration, trade, and political intrigue within its fictional world.

Sealore appears across various works as a flexible backdrop for stories of maritime commerce, culture, and conflict.