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A town of craftspeople dependent upon raw materials from [[Tempe Falls]], '''Corvia''' is located within [[Darkon]] in the Mountains of Misery region. The great stone spires that reach high above the town together make up an amazing site. The town itself is a dizzying assembly of indistinguishable thoroughfares that wind in and through the spires rather than a discrete network of streets. Baron [[Urjo Mustanen]] rules the town openly, the might of his Baronial Guard matched only by that of the militia in [[Nartok]]. However, [[Beryl Silvertress]], leader of the [[Karg]] branch of the [[Kargat]], also resides here.<ref name="gaz2_46_47">{{gaz2|46-47}}</ref> | |||
==Locations in Corvia== | |||
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*[[The Baronial Tower]] | *[[The Baronial Tower]] | ||
*[[the Whistling Tower]] | *[[the Whistling Tower]] | ||
*[[The Obsidian Heart]] | *[[The Obsidian Heart]] | ||
*[[The Silver Mistress]] | *[[The Silver Mistress]] | ||
== | ==Inhabitants of Corvia== | ||
*[[Silent Sheehan]]<ref> | {{canon}} | ||
*[[Silent Sheehan]]<ref>{{NC|book=Rogue's Gallery: Silent Sheehan, Dragon Magazine #238}}</ref> | |||
==Law and Order in Corvia== | ==Law and Order in Corvia== | ||
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*Baron [[Urjo Mustanen]] | |||
*Chief [[Constable Rikkard Jardehr]] | |||
*[[Beryl Silvertress]] | *[[Beryl Silvertress]] | ||
*[[ | *Captain [[Braz Debello]] | ||
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
A town of craftspeople dependent upon raw materials from Tempe Falls, Corvia is located within Darkon in the Mountains of Misery region. The great stone spires that reach high above the town together make up an amazing site. The town itself is a dizzying assembly of indistinguishable thoroughfares that wind in and through the spires rather than a discrete network of streets. Baron Urjo Mustanen rules the town openly, the might of his Baronial Guard matched only by that of the militia in Nartok. However, Beryl Silvertress, leader of the Karg branch of the Kargat, also resides here.[1]
Locations in Corvia
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
Inhabitants of Corvia
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
Law and Order in Corvia
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
- Baron Urjo Mustanen
- Chief Constable Rikkard Jardehr
- Beryl Silvertress
- Captain Braz Debello
References
- ↑ Canon:(?) page 46-47, Gazetteer II, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), 2003, ISBN: 1-58846-830-5
- ↑ Netbook Canon:(?) page {{{page}}}, Rogue's Gallery: Silent Sheehan, Dragon Magazine #238
