Bark

Bark is a Town on the north-eastern coast of The Great Desert region. It resembles a former port, built around a number of natural lagoons. Its economy relies on supplies from both Port North and Port South. Lady Sanda lives in and governs from a Noble House.

As with many other northern cities, it can be discovered by travelling there or by acquiring and reading the Map of the United Cities (Central Territories).

Somewhere close to the center of this town, a 'yard' of camp beds can be found that are most likely slums for the homeless to sleep constructed by the government or peasants themselves.

Due to the lack of Police Station presence in this town, if the player or any other NPC gets arrested they will directly get imprisoned in the cages of the Slave Shop and get enslaved there.

Players should beware as it is possible to be pick-pocketed by Red, a unique resident of Bark.

Buildings and Shops[]

Buildings for Sale[]

Longhouse (For Sale: c19,200)
Residential Small (Small Shack) x4 (For Sale: c4,000)
Storm House (For Sale: c12,800)
Swamp House (For Sale: c16,000)
Swamp Shack x3 (For Sale: c4,000)
Swamp Store (For Sale: c6,400)

Town overrides[]

Bark can change depending on world states, controlled by which nobles are killed or imprisoned.

The table below, when expanded, shows which world states result from which scenarios. The table can be sorted by clicking the up/down arrow icons next to the column headers.

Bark World States Sortable Table

Sanda is Dead?	Kana is Dead?	Wada is Dead?	Tengu is Dead?	Result:
Yes	No	No	No	Half-Destroyed
Yes	Yes	No	No	Half-Destroyed
Yes	No	Yes	No	Half-Destroyed
Yes	No	No	Yes	Empire Peasants
Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Empire Peasants
Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Empire Peasants
No	Yes	Yes	No	Malnourished
No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Malnourished
No	No	No	No	Normal
No	No	No	Yes	Normal
No	Yes	No	Yes	Normal
No	No	Yes	No	Normal
No	Yes	No	No	Normal
No	No	Yes	Yes	Normal
Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Empire Peasants

Trivia[]

This town existed in the Alpha version of the game.
Random NPCs can also be named Bark, including possible recruits.
The towns name 'Bark' could be a reference to the wood logs that may occasionally flow by the port.