Subcilly

Subcilly is a small town in Anticalum. It is situated in the grasslands on the bynian side of the Great Mabnyan flowing water. It is not particularly reknowned for anything.

It has a population of approximately 800 people. Those that live in Subcilly are known to be a little reclusive. There is very little knowledge or record of the town in Anticalum and other parts of Crudelye. Often it is overlooked in historical texts and other archived records. Hardly any people from the town ever leave, and on the few occasions that they do they are treated poorly and are shunned for being odd. Men who have put their minds to it have suspected that it is so detached from the rest of Anticalum because of its geographical location, on the other side of the river. There are no roads leading to Subcilly because no one actually wants to go there.

Structure
There is a central circle in the town around the old well. The buildings, as with most other buildings in Anticalum, are built of wood or stone. There is no inn in the town as hardly anyone ever visits Subcilly. Water is brought into the town from the Great Mabnyan flowing water by men assigned to do so. There is nothing more worth saying about the structure of Subcilly.

History
There are very few people who have actually cared how Subcilly was formed and grew. And even they do not know how it was formed and grew. Its first mention in history was by a wandering knight in search of a missing needle who stumbled upon the town one night in the middle of the grasslands that he thought were devoid of settlements. He stayed in a Subcillian's home for the night and left hastily in the morning. He did not wish to talk much of his stay, simply describing it as 'dull'.

The few other people who have stayed in Subcilly have described it in similar ways. Subcillians have lived peacefully for the few hundred years of their town's uneventful existence, without interfering in the business of outsiders. And outsiders try hard not to have to ever interfere in the business of Subcillians. A few of them joined the Army of Fools and died at the gates of Carpine. Apart from a few such instances Subcilly has not played a part in the history of mankind.