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--- llangav [2021/04/11 13:23] – jims
+++ llangav [2022/02/11 14:10] (current) – jims
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 ====== Llangav ======
-This town has been abandoned.
+This town was abandoned during the wars but resettled around 1138.
-The information below is how the town was before.
+In the year 1132, the abandoned town was the center point of a small war between an army of undead and the combined forces of King Vyncent, Orcs from Kinander, and Fey soldiers from a nearby Fairy Mound.
 ==== Adjacent towns ====
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   * North: [[Herithveit]]
   * East: [[Kholedzar]]
-  * West: [[Destow]] (abandoned)
+  * West: [[Destow]]
-  * South: [[Breyfield]] (abandoned), and [[Zundushar]]
+  * South: [[Breyfield]], and [[Zundushar]]
 ==== Population ====
- Approximately 520; mostly human, some other civilized races.
+Approximately 520; mostly human, some other civilized races.
 ==== Government ====
- Llangav is governed by a noble aristocrat, the elf lord Anbald.
+Llangav is governed by a noble aristocrat, the elf lord Anbald.
 ==== Notable Places ====
-  * Hany's Pottery: The workshop of a male human potter named Hany, who knows the secret of an alchemical clay which is as clear as diamond.
+  * Hany's Pottery: The workshop of a male human potter named Hany, who knows the secret of an alchemical clay that is as clear as diamond.
-  * The Shrine of Rielaph: A cauldron lamp enshrining the flame of Rielaph, God of Healing, said to reveal visions to those who leave an offering.
+  * The Shrine of Dunatis: A cauldron lamp enshrining the flame of Dunatis, god of mountains and peaks, said to reveal visions to those who leave an offering.
-  * Ellyn's Ironworks: A neglected blacksmith's workshop, built around a shrine of Nimlaser, Lady of Fire.
+  * Ellyn's Ironworks: A neglected blacksmith's workshop, built around a shrine of Forseti, Norse god of justice and law.
 [[dm:Llangav|DM information]]