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Nicknamed the Jewel of Falkovnia, '''Silbervas''' is a small city within [[Falkovnia]] situated on a rocky hill at the shores of [[Lake Kreigvogel|Kriegvogelsee]]. [[Silberkopf]], [[Vlad Drakov]]'s summer home, rests on the hill's highest point. Moreover, cliffs guard the hill's approach from the north and eastern sides, though the clockwork mechanisms of the Hill Gates provide transportation up and down the sides for livestock and vehicles. The [[Scharhag River|Scharhag-Fluss]] bisects the town, traveling from the [[Nachtfliegen Woods]] from the northeast of the city on down to Kriegvogelsee. [[Faust Island|Faustinsel]] lies in the midpoint of the river's crossing through Silbervas.<ref name=" | Nicknamed the Jewel of Falkovnia, '''Silbervas''' is a small city within [[Falkovnia]] situated on a rocky hill at the shores of [[Lake Kreigvogel|Kriegvogelsee]]. [[Silberkopf]], [[Vlad Drakov]]'s summer home, rests on the hill's highest point. Moreover, cliffs guard the hill's approach from the north and eastern sides, though the clockwork mechanisms of the Hill Gates provide transportation up and down the sides for livestock and vehicles. The [[Scharhag River|Scharhag-Fluss]] bisects the town, traveling from the [[Nachtfliegen Woods]] from the northeast of the city on down to Kriegvogelsee. [[Faust Island|Faustinsel]] lies in the midpoint of the river's crossing through Silbervas.<ref name="gaz2>{{gaz2}}</ref><ref extends="gaz2">p. 110-111</ref> | ||
== | == Places to Go == | ||
== | == People to See == | ||
=== Law and Order === | |||
==Law and Order | *Harborkapitan [[Silass Feuerhaupt]]<ref extends="gaz2">p. 111</ref> | ||
*Harborkapitan [[Silass Feuerhaupt]]<ref | *Stadtfuhrer [[Lonz Schzonspeigel]]<ref extends="gaz2">p. 112</ref> | ||
*Stadtfuhrer [[Lonz Schzonspeigel]]<ref | *Wachekapitan [[Dante Marter]]<ref extends="gaz2">p. 112</ref> | ||
*Wachekapitan [[Dante Marter]]<ref | |||
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| Gemeinde von Silbervas | |
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| File:Silberbas-arms.png | |
| Culture Level | Medieval |
| Climate & Terrain | |
| Year Formed | |
| Population | |
| Races (%) | |
| Languages Spoken | Falkovnian, Common |
| Religions | |
| Government | nominal Feudal Monarchy |
| Ruler | Stadtfuhrer Lonz Schzonspeigel[1] |
| Ruler Title | Stadtfuhrer von Silberbas |
| Title Inheritance | Male-Preference House Senority, lead by haus Schzonspeigel |
| Title Ascendant (Above) | Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia, held by Vlad Drakov[2] |
| Title Descendant (Below) | Wachekapitan von Silbervas |
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
Nicknamed the Jewel of Falkovnia, Silbervas is a small city within Falkovnia situated on a rocky hill at the shores of Kriegvogelsee. Silberkopf, Vlad Drakov's summer home, rests on the hill's highest point. Moreover, cliffs guard the hill's approach from the north and eastern sides, though the clockwork mechanisms of the Hill Gates provide transportation up and down the sides for livestock and vehicles. The Scharhag-Fluss bisects the town, traveling from the Nachtfliegen Woods from the northeast of the city on down to Kriegvogelsee. Faustinsel lies in the midpoint of the river's crossing through Silbervas.[3][3.1]
Places to Go
People to See
Law and Order
- Harborkapitan Silass Feuerhaupt[3.2]
- Stadtfuhrer Lonz Schzonspeigel[3.3]
- Wachekapitan Dante Marter[3.4]
References
- ↑ Canon:(?) page 112, Gazetteer II, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), 2003, ISBN: 1-58846-830-5
- ↑ Canon:(?) page 36, Domains of Dread, TSR Inc (Steve Miller, William W. Connors), 1997, ISBN: 0786906723
- ↑ Canon:(?) page , Gazetteer II, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), 2003, ISBN: 1-58846-830-5
