World map reference
Places
Browse named places grouped by their owning settlement, then inspect their positions on the map.
Back to world mapBrynn1 place
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distant Homestead | A few decrepit buildings housing a peasant family, miraculously surviving amid the lawless mayhem. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
Denbrie2 places
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kenrick's Homestead | The place's owner, Old Kenrick, couldn't care less about politics or the rest of the world. Unfortunately, politics don't need an invitation to introduce themselves into a person's life - after almost losing everything when the war was in full swing, he now has to constantly interact with the Magistrate's troops, who are stationed at his homestead for strategic reasons. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| St Wald's Bridge | This is where St Wald, a much revered Aldorian saint, crossed the river on his quest to bring the Truth to Sentian heathens. | Fixed map position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
Mannshire3 places
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Orchard | The best cidery in Aldor wasn't prepared for the war: the owners couldn't protect neither this lush grove nor themselves, taking the recipe for their specialty drink to the grave. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Southern Outpost | This forward camp, originally established by Duke di Berro during his audacious counter-offensive against the Council's army, may have shrunk in size, but it still continues playing an important role in the Magistrate's efforts to regain full control over the region. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Winery | During the battle for Mannshire, the vineyards were burned, the winery was razed to the ground, and whatever was left in the cellars was guzzled down by soldiers. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
Osbrook4 places
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drunken Woodsman Inn | The Drunken Woodsman is a safe haven for any hunter who finds themselves passing through Osbrook. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Mill | Although the people of Osbrook enjoy saying that the mill feeds the entire village, it mostly feeds the miller's family, which, by an extraordinary coincidence, includes the village elder, his brother. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Ralph & Sons Inn | For an enterprising commoner, setting up an inn near a lively road is a sure way to earn a lot of coin. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Roadside Tower | Fully expecting the Council to suddenly violate the truce, the Magistrate recently decided to rebuild the web of outposts and signal towers sprawling across the entirety of the Brynn March. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
Oaken Barrel Brewery1 place
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oaken Barrel Brewery | The Black Boar in Osbrook gets its ale from here. Unfortunately, the brewery was captured by a gang of brigands, so there'll be no more shipments for the time being... | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
Rotten Willow3 places
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charcoal Burners' Camp | The burden of producing the charcoal that feeds the New Guild's forges was placed on the shoulders of convicts and prisoners of war. | Fixed map position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Oaken Glade | By the Magistrate trade outposts' standards, this woodcutting camp enjoys an uncharacteristically large amount of freedom. The reason - the lack of a permanent bailiff, a mistake that likely occurred due to simple neglect and forgetfulness. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Rotten Willow | The Rotten Willow is frequented by people who aren't welcome anywhere else: thieves, brigands, deserters, and other rabble. Although the tavern's location isn't exactly well-known, it's not much of a secret either. Apparently, the Magistrate's officials get a cut of its profits, turning a blind eye to the existence of this crime den in return. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
No recorded owner16 places
| Name | Overview | Position | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abandoned Homestead | It's hard to say what caused people living here to abandon their home along with everything they owned. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Abandoned Siege Camp | An echo of the failed siege on Brynn. After the sudden return of Duke di Berro's army, the Council was beaten and routed, leaving their siege machinery behind. | Fixed map position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Abbey of the Holy Revelation | This is where Verren and his caravan came in search for the Stoneshard. The deceptively quiet ruins turned out to be a den of crazed cultists, the encounter with whom cost many men their lives. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Boulder Circle | A mysterious structure formed of huge stones - it was built in such olden days that any knowledge about its creators is hopelessly lost to history. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Bran's Cabin | A hunting cabin built far away from well-trodden paths. Right now it serves as a temporary shelter to Bran, a former Royal Ranger. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Burial Cave | For hundreds of years, ancient Axonians and later - ancient Firns - used this cave to bury their dead. It's easy to imagine why it's surrounded by so many unsettling rumors... | Fixed map position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Desolate Quarry | Can't build a large city without quality stone. Mining it, on the other hand, isn't particularly rewarding, so the work here was mostly done by convicts and those in deep debt. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Hermit's Hut | It's dangerous to live in isolation - you never know what unwanted guests might come at night. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Order's Prison | The location of the prison was a strictly-guarded secret: this is where the Order held dangerous warlocks and heretics, torturing them into confessing their crimes... and revealing forbidden knowledge. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Plague Village | The empty houses meet rare travelers with white crosses painted on doors - a silent reminder of the tragedy that once took place here. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Ranger's Hut | A modest dwelling in the heart of the woods, one of many scattered across Aldor. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Ransacked Homestead | The bloody chaos, unleashed on Aldor by the war, took many innocent lives, as isolated homesteads fell easy prey to marauding soldiers. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Roadside Chapel | One of the oldest cemeteries in the area - its small chapel is at least two centuries old. These days, few even remember it still exists. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Ruined Bridge | No further material yet | Fixed map position | Show on map |
| Shipwreck | The remains of a ship, cast ashore by the powerful waves of the Southern Sea. Doesn't look like there's anyone left to share the tale of its demise... | Fixed map position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
| Signal Tower | With no one to maintain them, the network of signal towers raised by order of King Etbert soon fell into disrepair. | Example position | Open Wiki entryShow on map |
