Sélestat (Free Imperial City of the Holy Roman Empire)

• Coat of arms/Flag – The flag features a shield with a white background and a red lion rampant.
• Status – Settlement
• General Alignment – Lawful Good
• Settlement size – Town
• Corruption +; Crime +; Economy +; Law +; Lore +; Society + – Sélestat is a prosperous town with a thriving economy and a strong sense of community. It is well-known for its beautiful architecture and rich history.
• Qualities – Welcoming, cultured, and self-sufficient.
• Danger + – Moderate
• Demographics – Sélestat is home to a diverse group of people, including humans, elves, dwarves, and halflings.
• Country – Holy Roman Empire
• Government – Sélestat is governed by a council of elected officials who make decisions for the town.
• Legislature – The council of elected officials serves as the legislative body.
• Population – Approximately 3,000 inhabitants.
• Places of interest – Sélestat is home to many beautiful churches, including the Church of Sainte-Foy and the Church of Saint-Georges. The town also has a museum dedicated to local history and culture.
• Current Ruler – The council of elected officials.
• Other Notable residents – Martin Bucer (Protestant reformer), Heinrich Kramer (inquisitor), Johannes Mentelin, (printer), Beatus Rhenanus, (humanist) Sélestat is also known for its skilled craftsmen and artisans.
• Marketplace – Base Value: 500 gp Purchase Limit: 2,500 gp Spellcasting: 1st-level spells Minor Items: 1d6; Medium Items: 1d4; Major Items: 1

Sélestat is a bustling town located in the Alsace region of France. The town is known for its impressive Gothic architecture and its strategic location along the Rhine River. The town is surrounded by a fortified wall with several towers and gates that guard the entrances. The narrow cobbled streets are filled with merchants selling goods such as cloth, wine, and spices from all over Europe.

Sélestat is home to several religious institutions, including the impressive Gothic-style Sainte-Foy Church, which dominates the town’s skyline. The church is known for its impressive stained glass windows and intricate stonework. Other notable religious buildings include the Church of Saints George and Martin and the Church of the Dominicans.

The town is governed by a council of notable citizens, who oversee the day-to-day affairs of the town. The council is led by a mayor, who is elected from among the council members. The town is a center of learning, with a renowned university that attracts scholars from all over Europe.

Despite its bustling atmosphere, Sélestat is not without its dangers. The town is vulnerable to attack from rival lords and bandits who roam the surrounding countryside. The town also suffers from occasional outbreaks of disease, which can be devastating to the population.

Overall, Sélestat is a prosperous and vibrant town, with a rich history and cultural heritage that continues to thrive.