Editing Garn (section)

=='''Reconstruction After Patternfall'''==
In time the war was won and a new king came to town.

Garn was the recipient of a monumental reconstruction plan.  Random knew that population would increase and industry would grow; he was a more modern king then Oberon.  He was not a dark age monarch as Oberon had been.  He was a man of the Renaissance.  So Garn grew from a town of 10k inhabitants to a massive place of 100k in a short time.  But Random brought scholars and engineers and civic planners to Amber to do it right.

What they created is arguably the most modern city in the Kingdom of Amber.  Modern plumbing. Lighting. Parks, sporting facilities and stadiums. Clear roadways and thoroughfares.  New harbors for the enlarged Navy 
During the war the Black Road came down the Valley of Garnath past Garn to the foot of Kolvir and the City Amber. For military reasons the marinas of Garn became the logistical base for attacking the Black Road for over a year up till the eventual defeat of the forces of Chaos.  By that point the war had over run most of the estates and lush woodlands of the Garn region an left behind a desolate wasteland.  

The new reign of King Random allowed the reconstruction of Garn to occur using more late era city planning methods and materials.  A mighty port was built to facilitate renewed merchant shipping.  Renovations in Amber and North Riding and the prospect of inexpensive and more comfortable living spaces in a newly built modernish city drew many transplants.  The city also attracted elements from nearly all the Golden Circle kingdoms and many other realms as well.  The new Garn is spacious, with parklands and plazas and large residences at very inexpensive prices. 

The Port was built to house a far larger navy then Amber has even maintained in preparation for new threats.  Three seperate naval bases are in the region as well as 23 separate naval facilities for Golden Circle kingdoms.  

Despite the size of military ports the majority of harbor space was for merchant shipping and commerce.