Great House
House Redmarsh
Also called the Red Reeds · Redmarsh
A Great House associated across Britannia with drainage, reed rights and flood storage; its factors buy reed, finance bank repair and sometimes guarantee ferry improvements in the March's wet country.
A Great House with influence in wet country, drainage, reclaimed marsh, reed rights and flood storage. A Great House whose money backs drainage and reed work in northern reclamation.
Named with it
Ties
- no standing at the Mereton Reed Sessions
- can be refused by the Ferrylords
At the table
Walter is blunt, suspicious of grand schemes and popular with districts Westminster forgets until floodwater reaches a Crown road. It has no standing at the reed sessions: its engineers still need the holms that owe the work, and a ferrylord may refuse a Redmarsh-backed proposal. Strongest when it remembers expertise is not lordship. A Redmarsh factor has twice asked to see the survey for the Red Carr free claim.