Red banner of Rougebray

The banner court of Rougebray, which has the deepest credit on the shore and the worst reputation for keeping to an arrangement.

One of the four great banners of the Near Coast, centred on Rougebray, with its own harbour court.

Ties

• the Rougemere incident involved the Britannian legation service
• rival of the Blue, White and Yellow banners
• Rougebray harbour court sits in its city

In the chronicle

• 4588 · Rougemere

At the table

In 4588 a crowd forced a British legation gate in a lesser Red port and six people died; the Rougebray harbour court hanged four men and declared the matter closed. Red interests tend to call British oversight at Blanchefleur occupation by ledger. Red captains sail out of Azuronne. Red interests remember Rougemere as proof that Britannia will absorb a great injury rather than abandon a commercial position, and press to narrow the Port Leonis compact.