Talk:Cebridon
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I'm actually just assuming the King lives in Cebridon, and not in some Versailles-like palace of isolation. It would seem that the constant border strife would require the King to be at the heart of his Kingdom. -Slitherrr 01:38, 20 September 2009 (EDT)
I would say so. As it is based off the loosely off the English, it also means the King is tied to a Privy Council to some degree, which means he and they need to inhabit the same city. -gm
