m (Text replacement - "Gensosuikoden" to "Genso Suikoden") |
m (Text replacement - "colour" to "color") |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
The [[Nay-Kobold]] settlement on [[Nay Island]] lay across the [[Suspension Bridge]], across from the [[Stonecutter's Field]] which separated the Nay-Kobold settlement from the [[human]] village. The buildings in this settlement were all uniquely shaped like cats and had many facilities such as hot springs and trading posts. The | The [[Nay-Kobold]] settlement on [[Nay Island]] lay across the [[Suspension Bridge]], across from the [[Stonecutter's Field]] which separated the Nay-Kobold settlement from the [[human]] village. The buildings in this settlement were all uniquely shaped like cats and had many facilities such as hot springs and trading posts. The colorful buildings reflected the aesthetic tastes of the Nay-Kobold villagers. | ||
Despite these attractions, it seems that humans rarely visited the settlement. [[Bartholomew]] chose to hide out there when the [[Kooluk Empire]] were hunting him, for example. | Despite these attractions, it seems that humans rarely visited the settlement. [[Bartholomew]] chose to hide out there when the [[Kooluk Empire]] were hunting him, for example. | ||
Revision as of 09:55, 18 September 2022
The Nay-Kobold Settlement (ネコボルトの集落, Nekoborudo no Shūraku) is a location which appears in Suikoden IV. It is an Nay-Kobold settlement located on Nay Island.
Information
The Nay-Kobold settlement on Nay Island lay across the Suspension Bridge, across from the Stonecutter's Field which separated the Nay-Kobold settlement from the human village. The buildings in this settlement were all uniquely shaped like cats and had many facilities such as hot springs and trading posts. The colorful buildings reflected the aesthetic tastes of the Nay-Kobold villagers.
Despite these attractions, it seems that humans rarely visited the settlement. Bartholomew chose to hide out there when the Kooluk Empire were hunting him, for example.
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 455