Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- places [2021/07/29 15:40] – admin
+++ places [2023/08/06 13:13] (current) – admin
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 Barrington is the capital and largest city in the kingdom of Rasheen with a population of 50,000. It sits on the western edge of the Aolian Sea where the Montamar river flows into the sea.
+----
+**Berylsmoor** (castle)
+Berylsmoor is the new castle built by Jairin for his family at Lake Tavril. The king and queen's first-born biological child, Victoria, was born during its early construction.
 ----
@@ Line 66: / Line 71: @@
 ----
-**Retreol** (city)
+**Matthias' and Paulonius' Gran Fetery** (public house)
-A city of 10,000 residents on the Montamar river. It lies east of the Brothership of Belcronar monastery and west of Barrington. Raven was raised here with her aunt and uncle and eventually purchased her own home here.
+MPs is a famous pub and gathering site in Barrington. They notoriously will look the other way for the right amount of coin. It's owned and operated by two wealthy merchant 'brothers' who grew up together on the streets of Barrington. Often equated with debauchery, the drinking hall(s) and connected Grand Inn are intricately linked with a famous local event, the Arstince Festival.
 ----
-**Turak** (forest)
+**Montamar** (river)
-This forest lies on the south bank of the Montamar river just west of Retreol. The road through the north end of the forest is frequented by vandals who rob traders bringing their wares through the wood. Alzben the druid lives in the southern section of the forest by a lake. A wizard mark along the north road points to the hidden trailhead that leads to his lake.
+This river flows from the center of the Eastern Domain through Retreol and then Barrington before emptying into the Aolian Sea.
+----
+**MPs** (pubic house, see Matthias[..] above)
+----
+**Naymia** (geographic region)
+This is an unknown region, mentioned once in Lockthorne’s History of Dryads, volume 3.
+----
+**Primrose Inn** (inn)
+The Primrose Inn lies in the north town area of Retreol.
 ----
@@ Line 81: / Line 99: @@
 ----
-**Thadia** (tower)
+**Retreol** (city)
-This is the home tower of the Master of Bravitleer, currently Carmen of Gantri (though as Queen of Tarquin she is absent of late.) The tower rises nine stories (thirty meters) above the plains of Bravitleer and hosts the Bravitleer guard who watch over the plains.
+A city of 10,000 residents on the Montamar river. It lies east of the Brothership of Belcronar monastery and west of Barrington. Raven was raised here with her aunt and uncle and eventually purchased her own home here.
 ----
-**Montamar** (river)
+**Rivensveer** (city)
-This river flows from the center of the Eastern Domain through Retreol and then Barrington before emptying into the Aolian Sea.
+This is the capital city of the Kingdom of Thesia, north of the Kingdom of Rasheen.
 ----
-**Tarquin** (kingdom)
+**Root Cellar Tavern** (tavern)
-Once destroyed by Gestron and his minions, the residents of Tarquin were scattered to the winds and spun off into micro city-states. Castle Glensong served as the original seat of government high up on a cliffside where the Ardrual fell in twin waterfalls to Draxmore valley below. The new governmental seat is at Lake Tavril where King Jairin and Queen Carmen are building a new castle. Tarquin stretches from the Montamar in the North to the Bay of (?) in the south and extends east to the Aolian Sea and west as far as Keld.
+A tavern in the western portion of Retreol near the incoming docks.
 ----
@@ Line 101: / Line 119: @@
 ----
-**Tavril** (lake)
+**Tarquin** (kingdom)
-Lake Tavril lies in the center of Draxmore Valley, fed by the Ardrual River. The King and Queen of Tarquin are building their new castle along its north shore.
+Once destroyed by Gestron and his minions, the residents of Tarquin were scattered to the winds and spun off into micro city-states. Castle Glensong served as the original seat of government high up on a cliffside where the Ardrual fell in twin waterfalls to Draxmore valley below. The new governmental seat is at Lake Tavril where King Jairin and Queen Carmen are building a new castle. Tarquin stretches from the Montamar in the North to the Bay of (?) in the south and extends east to the Aolian Sea and west as far as Keld.
 ----
-**Root Cellar Tavern** (tavern)
+**Tavril** (lake)
-A tavern in the western portion of Retreol near the incoming docks.
+Lake Tavril lies in the center of Draxmore Valley, fed by the Ardrual River. The King and Queen of Tarquin are building their new castle along its north shore.
 ----
-**Primrose Inn** (inn)
+**Thadia** (tower)
-The Primrose Inn lies in the north town area of Retreol.
+This is the home tower of the Master of Bravitleer, currently Carmen of Gantri (though as Queen of Tarquin she is absent of late.) The tower rises nine stories (thirty meters) above the plains of Bravitleer and hosts the Bravitleer guard who watch over the plains.
 ----
-**Twight** (village)
+**Thesia** (kingdom)
-This is a small village that was part of the Kingdom of Gresenbaad. It is now part of Tarquin.
+Thesia is the kingdom north of Rasheen.
 ----
-**Rivensveer** (city)
+**Turak** (forest)
-This is the capital city of the Kingdom of Thesia, north of the Kingdom of Rasheen.
+This forest lies on the south bank of the Montamar river just west of Retreol. The road through the north end of the forest is frequented by vandals who rob traders bringing their wares through the wood. Alzben the druid lives in the southern section of the forest by a lake. A wizard mark along the north road points to the hidden trailhead that leads to his lake.
 ----
-**Thesia** (kingdom)
+**Twight** (village)
-Thesia is the kingdom north of Rasheen.
+This is a small village that was part of the Kingdom of Gresenbaad. It is now part of Tarquin.
 ----
@@ Line 140: / Line 158: @@
 The Plains of Zimm are the meeting place of the Eastern Domain Kalari. It lies far to the north of the Montamar and Tarquin.
-----
-**Naymia** (geographic region)
-This is an unknown region, mentioned once in Lockthorne’s History of Dryads, volume 3.