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	'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="gaz2_106-107">{{gaz2\|106-107}}</ref>		'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="gaz2_106-107">{{gaz2\|106-107}}</ref>

	==~~Locations in Stangengrad~~==		==Background==

			==Places to Go==
	In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="gaz2_106-107"></ref>		In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="gaz2_106-107"></ref>

	~~==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==~~		==Law and Order==

	~~==Streets of Stangengrad==~~

	==Law and Order ~~in Stangengrad~~==
	*Stadtfuhrer [[Iones Furcht]]		*Stadtfuhrer [[Iones Furcht]]
	*Wachekapitan [[Lana Dusklicht]]		*Wachekapitan [[Lana Dusklicht]]

			==People to See==

	==In Ravenloft Modules==		==In Ravenloft Modules==

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	==In Ravenloft Modules==		==In Ravenloft Modules==
	The story of how [[Fennelstock]] and [[Jimmy Upton]] come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief [[module]] contained within [[Children of the Night: Ghosts]]<ref>{{~~Canon Inline~~\|page=6-12\|book=Children of the Night: Ghosts\|publisher=TSR., Inc\|year=1997\|author=Anne Brown, Steven Brown, Dale Donovan, Miranda Horner, L.L. Hundal, Steve Miller, John D Rateliff, Sean K. Reynlods, Cindi Rice, Ed Stark, Doug Stewart, Dan Wenger, Robert Wiese, David Wise\|ISBN=0-7869-0752-5}}</ref>		The story of how [[Fennelstock]] and [[Jimmy Upton]] come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief [[module]] contained within [[Children of the Night: Ghosts]]<ref>{{C\|page=6-12\|book=Children of the Night: Ghosts\|publisher=TSR., Inc\|year=1997\|author=Anne Brown, Steven Brown, Dale Donovan, Miranda Horner, L.L. Hundal, Steve Miller, John D Rateliff, Sean K. Reynlods, Cindi Rice, Ed Stark, Doug Stewart, Dan Wenger, Robert Wiese, David Wise\|ISBN=0-7869-0752-5}}</ref>

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	\|government=nominal Feudal Monarchy		\|government=nominal Feudal Monarchy
	\|ascendant_title=Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia, held by [[Vlad Drakov]]<ref name="dod_36">~~'''Canon: '''page~~ 36~~, ''Domains of Dread'', TSR Inc 1997~~</ref>		\|ascendant_title=Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia, held by [[Vlad Drakov]]<ref name="dod_36">{{dod\|36}}</ref>
	\|descendant_title=Wachekapitan von Stangengrad		\|descendant_title=Wachekapitan von Stangengrad
	\|title=Stadtfuhrer von Lekar		\|title=Stadtfuhrer von Lekar

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	'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="gaz2_106-107">{{~~Canon Inline~~\|~~page=~~106-107~~\|book=Gazetteer, vol 2\|publisher=Arthaus Publishing\|year=2003\|author=John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt\|ISBN=1-58846-830-5~~}}</ref>		'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="gaz2_106-107">{{gaz2\|106-107}}</ref>

	==Locations in Stangengrad==		==Locations in Stangengrad==

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	'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="~~Gaz II p. 106~~-107">~~pages~~ 106-107~~, pages 106-107, ''~~Gazetteer, vol 2~~'',~~ Arthaus Publishing 2003 (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), ISBN 1-58846-830-5</ref>		'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="gaz2_106-107">{{Canon Inline\|page=106-107\|book=Gazetteer, vol 2\|publisher=Arthaus Publishing\|year=2003\|author=John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt\|ISBN=1-58846-830-5}}</ref>

	==Locations in Stangengrad==		==Locations in Stangengrad==
	In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="~~Gaz II p. 106~~-107"></ref>		In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="gaz2_106-107"></ref>

	==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==		==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==
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	==In Ravenloft Modules==		==In Ravenloft Modules==
	The story of how [[Fennelstock]] and [[Jimmy Upton]] come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief [[module]] contained within [[Children of the Night: Ghosts]]<ref>[[Children of the Night: Ghosts~~]] p~~. 6-12</ref>		The story of how [[Fennelstock]] and [[Jimmy Upton]] come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief [[module]] contained within [[Children of the Night: Ghosts]]<ref>{{Canon Inline\|page=6-12\|book=Children of the Night: Ghosts\|publisher=TSR., Inc\|year=1997\|author=Anne Brown, Steven Brown, Dale Donovan, Miranda Horner, L.L. Hundal, Steve Miller, John D Rateliff, Sean K. Reynlods, Cindi Rice, Ed Stark, Doug Stewart, Dan Wenger, Robert Wiese, David Wise\|ISBN=0-7869-0752-5}}</ref>

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	'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">[[Gazetteer ~~II]] p~~. ~~106~~-~~107~~</ref>		'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">pages 106-107, pages 106-107, ''Gazetteer, vol 2'', Arthaus Publishing 2003 (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), ISBN 1-58846-830-5</ref>

	==Locations in Stangengrad==		==Locations in Stangengrad==
	In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">~~pages 106-107, ''Gazetteer, vol 2'', Arthaus Publishing 2003 (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), ISBN 1-58846-830-5~~</ref>		In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107"></ref>

	==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==		==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==
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	==Law and Order in Stangengrad==		==Law and Order in Stangengrad==
	*[[~~Stadtfuhrer~~ Iones Furcht]]		*Stadtfuhrer [[Iones Furcht]]
	*[[~~Wachekapitan~~ Lana Dusklicht]]		*Wachekapitan [[Lana Dusklicht]]

	==In Ravenloft Modules==		==In Ravenloft Modules==

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	==Locations in Stangengrad==		==Locations in Stangengrad==
	In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">[[Gazetteer ~~II]] p~~. ~~106~~-~~107~~</ref>		In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">pages 106-107, ''Gazetteer, vol 2'', Arthaus Publishing 2003 (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), ISBN 1-58846-830-5</ref>

	==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==		==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==

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	\|government=nominal Feudal Monarchy		\|government=nominal Feudal Monarchy
	\|ascendant_title=Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia		\|ascendant_title=Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia, held by [[Vlad Drakov]]<ref name="dod_36">'''Canon: '''page 36, ''Domains of Dread'', TSR Inc 1997</ref>
	\|descendant_title=Wachekapitan von Stangengrad		\|descendant_title=Wachekapitan von Stangengrad
	\|title=Stadtfuhrer von Lekar		\|title=Stadtfuhrer von Lekar

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<seo title="Falkovnia - City of Lekar" metak="ravenloft,lekar,falkovnia,neverwinter nights,nwn,game,rpg,persistent world,pw,d&d,dungeons & dragons" metad="The city of Stangengrad in Falkonia, border town near Darkon and home of Fennelstock & Upton. TOUD: a NWN-EE PW." />
{{townbox
|seat=Gemeinde von Stangengrad
|picture=Stangengrad-arms.png
|culture_lvl=Medieval
|ecology=
|terrain=
|year_formed=
|population=
|races=
|languages=[[Falkovnian]], [[Common]]
|religions=
|government=nominal Feudal Monarchy
|ascendant_title=Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia
|descendant_title=Wachekapitan von Stangengrad
|title=Stadtfuhrer von Lekar
|inheritance=Male-Preference House Senority, lead by haus Tsyvlkevit
|ruler=Stadtfuhrer [[Iones Furcht]]
}}{{canon}}
'''Stangengrad''' is a small city located within northern [[Falkovnia]] near the [[Darkon]] border. As such, '''Stangengrad''' exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and '''Stangengrad''' holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 106-107</ref>

==Locations in Stangengrad==
In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. [[Fennelstock & Upton]] is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the [[Tower of the Horns]] and [[the Gears]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 106-107">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 106-107</ref>

==Inhabitants of Stangengrad==

==Streets of Stangengrad==

==Law and Order in Stangengrad==
*[[Stadtfuhrer Iones Furcht]]
*[[Wachekapitan Lana Dusklicht]]

==In Ravenloft Modules==
The story of how [[Fennelstock]] and [[Jimmy Upton]] come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief [[module]] contained within [[Children of the Night: Ghosts]]<ref>[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p. 6-12</ref>

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