Alright, then...I've descriptions from three points of view about this island village, each one at around a page. There're around 3500 people there, total, and it is unlikely that I or anyone else will visit the island. There isn't much in the way of infrastructure for the rest of the nation it is a part of, anyway...I think I'll name it Norstred...what was the kingdom which this realm is a part of called again?

First-level adventure. Players are poking through the crypt of a fabulously-wealthy nobleman. They find a hidden door with two carefully-concealed keyholes. One keyhole is labeled "power," the other is labeled "law."

Flanking the door on either side are two statues with inscriptions at the base. Each statue is found to conceal a key. One statue holds a scale piled high with coins, the other holds a holy symbol.

The first inscription - the one on the statue with the scale - reads: "If money were power, I would have been a god." The second inscription reads: "While I lived, my word was law."

So, of course, the players take the key from the statue that says "law" and try to put it in the "power" keyhole. Why? Because the statue is holding a holy symbol. Obviously, the key stored with the holy symbol is supposed to represent power, because there's nothing more powerful than a god.

All together, now: