Cities & Towns, Streets, Avenues, and Districts, Settlements

 The Deadender stronghold should have a name that reflects its decayed, desperate nature—something that echoes the remnants of the old world they cling to. Here are a few possible names:

1. Rust Haven – A city of corroded metal and crumbling structures, where the past is worshiped like a relic.
2. Iron Hollows – A once-thriving industrial hub, now a hollowed-out ruin of rusted machines and broken dreams.
3. Ashford – A city of ashes, where the ghosts of the old world whisper through the cracked streets.
4. Last Stand – The final refuge for those who refuse to accept The New World.
5. Hollow Point – A bullet-ridden echo of a world that no longer exists, a place where violence once reigned but is now just a pathetic memory.

Here are some more potential names for the Deadender stronghold:

1. Grimhold – A bleak, fortified enclave where Deadenders stubbornly resist change.
2. Coalwake – Named after the soot-covered ruins of industry, a reminder of the energy-hungry past.
3. Dustford – A crumbling town where time and progress have long since passed it by.
4. Embervale – A once-thriving city, now just the dying embers of the old world.
5. Brimstone – A place reeking of decay and desperation, filled with failed schemes and broken systems.
6. Wreckston – Built from the wreckage of the past, where Deadenders scavenge for meaning.
7. Oblivion's End – A poetic name, signifying their belief that they stand at the edge of the world, resisting the inevitable.
8. Chainpoint – A town named after its own self-imposed shackles, trapped in a past that no longer exists.
9. Gutter’s Roost – A slum-like settlement where the lost and the bitter cling together.
10. Penance – A city named after the suffering of those who refuse to move on, trapped in self-inflicted exile.

Here are some more grim and evocative names for different Deadender settlements:

11. Ashen Hollow – A town where the fires of the old world burned out, leaving only ghosts and regret.
12. Rusthaven – A corroded wasteland of forgotten industry, where time eats away at both metal and hope.
13. Dregstown – A lawless sprawl where Deadenders barter in relics of the past, refusing to let go.
14. Iron Wane – A place where the strength of the old world has faded, but its rusting skeleton remains.
15. Huskpoint – A hollowed-out city, drained of life but still stubbornly inhabited.
16. Shadow Blight – A darkened district where conspiracy, paranoia, and nostalgia breed.
17. Rotwater – A poisoned settlement near a stagnant river, where even the land has given up.
18. Crag’s End – A settlement clinging to the edge of a shattered world, resisting the inevitable.
19. Black Mire – A swampy, sinking town, stuck in the mud just like its inhabitants.
20. Tinderfall – A once-proud city, now a pile of kindling, waiting for one last spark to finish it off.

These names work well for both towns and streets, giving the Deadender zones a sense of decayed grandeur and lost purpose. Here’s how we can distribute them:

Major Deadender Settlements (Cities & Towns)

• Rusthaven – A sprawling, corroded industrial wasteland where the old world’s factories and steel mills still stand like skeletal monuments.
• Dregstown – The largest Deadender stronghold, where makeshift markets sell worthless money, counterfeit NEPs, and conspiracy-laced propaganda.
• Huskpoint – A desolate, windswept town on the outskirts, where abandoned skyscrapers loom like tombstones.
• Shadow Blight – A dark and paranoid district where Deadenders whisper about secret government control and plots to erase the past.
• Tinderfall – A ruined city that was once a beacon of the old world but now waits for one last disaster to wipe it away.

Streets, Avenues, and Districts

• Ashen Hollow – A long-abandoned residential area, where fire-blackened buildings crumble.
• Iron Wane Avenue – A street of rusting bridges and collapsed overpasses.
• Rotwater Row – A slum built along a poisoned canal, where the water is as dead as the dreams of those who live there.
• Crag’s End Road – A winding road that leads to nowhere but despair.
• Black Mire Boulevard – A swampy, sinking avenue where the desperate still build makeshift homes on unstable ground.

Great! These names will definitely add depth and atmosphere to The New World. Whenever you're ready to expand on any of them—whether it's lore, factions, or even music scenes within these zones—just let me know!