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Zusammenflussberg is a town on the continent of [[Archive:Prospit|Prospit]] and the capital of the County of Zusammenflussberg (Isviking: Greveskapet Zusammenflussberg) within the [[Archive:Nixium|Archduchy of Nixium]].

The town is located where the [[Archive:River Rolda|River Rolda]] turns into the [[Archive:Roldafjord|Roldafjord]] before flowing out into the Sea of Scars.

Zusammenflussberg was founded by immigrant settlers during the terror reign of [[Archive:Acquendavia|Acquendavia]]. According to legend, these early people were shown to settle here by an almighty fish god, Almakoler, and his homour the inhabitants became vegetarian and emblazoned a salmon figure on their banner, and built a temple made of heavy stone. They spoke a language not too different from neither the [[Archive:Common Tongue|Common Tongue]] nor [[Archive:Isviking|Isviking]], but different enough for communication to be a burden (German). Their major piece of infrastructure was a wall that simultaneously dammed the River Rolda, probably to tax trade and to keep fish stocks high.

Despite all divine intervention during its founding, the town was gradually abandoned and eventually the treasury dried up. No one of the original inhabitants continued to take custody for the settlement, and so it came to pass that it was peacefully partitioned between the [[Archive:Free City of Ragusa|Free City of Ragusa]] and the Archduchy of Nixium. Initially Ragusa only claimed the southern holm and the old temple of Almakoler, but after later settlements with Nixium it also annexed the eastern banks. Both the Nixian and Ragusan courts made preservation efforts where feasible, as a sign of respect to the predecessors and also as a testament to its high quality. All the original buildings still stand and have only undergone minor renovations, such as the undergoing project to convert the dam into a bridge.