kohvil

Kohvil is a fictional city in a shared fantasy setting used in contemporary novels and tabletop role-playing games. It is described as a coastal urban center with a long-standing port trade and a mixed cultural heritage.

Kohvil sits at a sheltered harbor on the eastern coast of the fictional continent of Valora. The city comprises a historic old town, a dense commercial quarter, and a fortified hill district overlooking the harbor.

The city began as a trading post in the early medieval era, grew under merchant guilds, and experienced periodic decline during regional conflicts before a revival in the late renaissance period as depicted in some sources.

In the stories, Kohvil is governed by a mayor and a city council under a constitutional charter. Reported populations vary among sources, typically ranging from about 250,000 to 350,000 residents.

The economy centers on port trade, fishing, shipbuilding, and crafts. The city hosts the annual Kohvil Market Festival and is noted for music, a fusion of architectural styles, and a tradition of guild-sponsored public performances.

The harbor handles international shipping, with rail connections to inland cities and a regional airport that serves both passengers and freight.

Kohvil appears in multiple works, with varying degrees of detail about its institutions and history. As a flexible setting, it is often adapted to fit different narrative needs.