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'''Mavalga''' is a small fishing port on the [[Nocturnal Sea]] that harbours a population of 209 souls.<ref>[[Children of the Night: Demons]] p.24-25</ref> | |||
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'''Mavalga''' is not far south of [[Rutledge]]<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p.122</ref> which itself stands on the border of [[Darkon]] and [[Nova Vaasa]].<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p.121</ref> This is to say that it lies on the edge of the [[Ehrendton]] in northeastern [[Nova Vaasa]].<ref>Citation needed</ref> The village is equipped with an [[Inn (Mavalga) |inn]], a [[Tavern (Mavalga) |tavern]], a [[Blacksmith Shop (Mavalga) | blacksmith]], a [[Dry Goods Store (Mavalga) |dry goods store]], and possibly other simple establishments. It lacks a [[fane]] of the [[Church of the Lawgiver]], but he is worshiped here as elsewhere in the land.<ref>[[Children of the Night: Demons]] p.25</ref> | |||
'''Mavalga''' was beset by a maddening wind in 755 BC. The phenomena was in fact a creature of [[chaos]] from the elemental [[plane of air]] that was twisted by its [[calling|summoning]] into the [[Land of Mists]]. [[Boreas]] is its name, but it is known to others as the [[The Bad Wind | Bad Wind]]. [[Captain Josef Zhitoff]] of the [[Bulwark]], with the assistance of a band of adventurers, injured and drove it off, sparing Mavalga the full force of its assault.<ref>[[Children of the Night: Demons]] p.24-29</ref> | |||
== Places to Go == | == Places to Go == | ||
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| Municipality of Mavalga | |
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| Culture Level | Medieval[1][1.1] |
| Climate & Terrain | |
| Year Formed | 682 BC[1.2] |
| Population | |
| Races (%) | Humans 91%, halflings 5%, gnomes 3%, other 1%[1.3] |
| Languages Spoken | Vaasi, Halfling, Gnome, Balok, Darkonese, Falkovnian, Tepestani[1.4] |
| Religions | Church of the Lawgiver[1.5] |
| Government | Aristocracy[1.6] |
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Mavalga is a small fishing port on the Nocturnal Sea that harbours a population of 209 souls.[2]
Background
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Mavalga is not far south of Rutledge[3] which itself stands on the border of Darkon and Nova Vaasa.[4] This is to say that it lies on the edge of the Ehrendton in northeastern Nova Vaasa.[5] The village is equipped with an inn, a tavern, a blacksmith, a dry goods store, and possibly other simple establishments. It lacks a fane of the Church of the Lawgiver, but he is worshiped here as elsewhere in the land.[6]
Mavalga was beset by a maddening wind in 755 BC. The phenomena was in fact a creature of chaos from the elemental plane of air that was twisted by its summoning into the Land of Mists. Boreas is its name, but it is known to others as the Bad Wind. Captain Josef Zhitoff of the Bulwark, with the assistance of a band of adventurers, injured and drove it off, sparing Mavalga the full force of its assault.[7]
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References
- ↑ Canon:(?) Gazetteer V, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2004, ISBN: 978-1588469649
- ↑ Children of the Night: Demons p.24-25
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p.122
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p.121
- ↑ Citation needed
- ↑ Children of the Night: Demons p.25
- ↑ Children of the Night: Demons p.24-29
