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{{canon}}Nestled in the Barovian valley, the namesake heart of Barovia, the Village of Barovia "enjoys" the distinction of being imprisoned within [[Strahd's Choking Fog]]. The village of Barovia's origins are lost to time, but most believe that some sort of community existed here well before the building of Castle Ravenloft, serving as a waypoint for those crossing the Svalich Pass. The community grew with the construction of the castle, swelling with workers to its current number.<ref name="dung207_63">page 63, ''Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia"'', TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012</ref> | {{canon}}Nestled in the Barovian valley, the namesake heart of Barovia, the Village of Barovia "enjoys" the distinction of being imprisoned within [[Strahd's Choking Fog]]. The village of Barovia's origins are lost to time, but most believe that some sort of community existed here well before the building of Castle Ravenloft, serving as a waypoint for those crossing the Svalich Pass. The community grew with the construction of the castle, swelling with workers to its current number.<ref name="dung207_63">page 63, ''Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia"'', TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012</ref> | ||
Since the construction of the castle, the Village of Barovia has often been held hostage by the choking mists that form part of Castle Ravenloft's supernatural defences, inhabitants and travellers alike only able to escape by means of the protective elixir the vistani sell for a steep price. This has lead to a deep resentment of the vistani among the local population, and the Zarovan encampment is therefore kept on the other side of the fog, | Since the construction of the castle, the Village of Barovia has often been held hostage by the choking mists that form part of Castle Ravenloft's supernatural defences, inhabitants and travellers alike only able to escape by means of the protective elixir the vistani sell for a steep price.<ref name="dung207_63"></ref> This has lead to a deep resentment of the vistani among the local population, and the Zarovan encampment is therefore kept on the other side of the fog, on the banks of [[Tser Pool]].<ref name="hos_22">page 22, ''House of Strahd'', TSR, Inc. (Bruce Nesmith, Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman), 1993</ref> | ||
The village hosts two inns: the [[Blood o' the Vine Inn]]<ref name="hos_1920">pages 19-20, ''House of Strahd'', TSR, Inc. (Bruce Nesmith, Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman), 1993</ref><ref name="istrahd_68">page 68, ''I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin'', TSR, Inc. (P. N. Elrod), 1998</ref><ref name="cryptic_2628">pages 26-28, ''Forbidden Lore: Cryptic Allegiances'', TSR, Inc (Bruce Nesmith, William W. Connors), 1992</ref> and the [[Wolf's Den]]<ref name="votm_3337">pages 33-37, ''Vampire of the Mists'', TSR, Inc. (Christie Golden), 1991</ref><ref name="dungeon207_65>page 65, ''Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia"'', TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012</ref>. The former is the secret headquarters of the [[Keepers of the Black Feather]].<ref name="cryptic_2628"></ref> | The village hosts two inns: the [[Blood o' the Vine Inn]]<ref name="hos_1920">pages 19-20, ''House of Strahd'', TSR, Inc. (Bruce Nesmith, Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman), 1993</ref><ref name="istrahd_68">page 68, ''I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin'', TSR, Inc. (P. N. Elrod), 1998</ref><ref name="cryptic_2628">pages 26-28, ''Forbidden Lore: Cryptic Allegiances'', TSR, Inc (Bruce Nesmith, William W. Connors), 1992</ref> and the [[Wolf's Den]]<ref name="votm_3337">pages 33-37, ''Vampire of the Mists'', TSR, Inc. (Christie Golden), 1991</ref><ref name="dungeon207_65>page 65, ''Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia"'', TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012</ref>. The former is the secret headquarters of the [[Keepers of the Black Feather]].<ref name="cryptic_2628"></ref> |
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Nestled in the Barovian valley, the namesake heart of Barovia, the Village of Barovia "enjoys" the distinction of being imprisoned within Strahd's Choking Fog. The village of Barovia's origins are lost to time, but most believe that some sort of community existed here well before the building of Castle Ravenloft, serving as a waypoint for those crossing the Svalich Pass. The community grew with the construction of the castle, swelling with workers to its current number.[1]
Since the construction of the castle, the Village of Barovia has often been held hostage by the choking mists that form part of Castle Ravenloft's supernatural defences, inhabitants and travellers alike only able to escape by means of the protective elixir the vistani sell for a steep price.[1] This has lead to a deep resentment of the vistani among the local population, and the Zarovan encampment is therefore kept on the other side of the fog, on the banks of Tser Pool.[2]
The village hosts two inns: the Blood o' the Vine Inn[3][4][5] and the Wolf's Den[6][7]. The former is the secret headquarters of the Keepers of the Black Feather.[5]
Locations in the Village of Barovia
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Law and Order in the Village of Barovia
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- Kolyan Indirovich, Burgomaster[1]
- Ismark Indirovich, Deputy Burgomaster[1]
- Bray Martikova, Garda Sargeant[1]
Inhabitants of the Village of Barovia
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- Daria Fidatov[1], proprietess of the Wolves' Den
Streets of the Village of Barovia
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 page 63, Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia", TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012
- ↑ page 22, House of Strahd, TSR, Inc. (Bruce Nesmith, Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman), 1993
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 pages 19-20, House of Strahd, TSR, Inc. (Bruce Nesmith, Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman), 1993
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 page 68, I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin, TSR, Inc. (P. N. Elrod), 1998
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 pages 26-28, Forbidden Lore: Cryptic Allegiances, TSR, Inc (Bruce Nesmith, William W. Connors), 1992
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 pages 33-37, Vampire of the Mists, TSR, Inc. (Christie Golden), 1991
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 page 65, Dungeon #207: "Fair Barovia", TSR, Inc (Claudio Pozas), 2012