Dock
Haven
Haven noun - A part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for ships.
Usage example: this picturesque cove is one of the most popular havens on all of the cape for weekend yachtsmen
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The third game left the dock the same, radically redesigned the rest of the city in ways you can't justify with the massive destruction going on (come on, a relatively pleasant area with canals suddenly materialising?), and moved Haven Forest right up next to the city with significant redesign.
Source: Chaos Architecture -
In Shadow And Rose, when Alistair and his companions rescue Brother Genitivi from Haven, they're lucky enough to find a boat tied up on the dock that they can steal to get the injured monk away from the pursuing mob.
Source: Convenient Escape Boat
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