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<seo title="Barovia - City of Zeidenburg" metak="ravenloft,zeidenburg,barovia,neverwinter nights,nwn,game,rpg,persistent world,pw,d&d,dungeons & dragons" metad="The city of Zeidenberg in Barovia, is the seat of governance in the annexed Gundarak holding, held by Lyssa von Zarovich. TOUD: a NWN-EE PW." />{{canon}}'''Zeidenburg''' is a large town located on the [[Gundar River]]. Originally part of [[Gundarak]], it is now claimed by [[Barovia]]. Though it is a successful community, it is a hotbed for conflict between oppressed Gundarakite rebels and the forces of the Barovian boyars. Despite the crackdown of the authorities, ''Zeidenburg'' remains a hive of criminal activity and the black market.<ref name="gaz1_33_34">pages 33-34, ''Ravenloft Gazeteer, Volume 1'', Arthaus (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), September 2002</ref>  
<seo title="Barovia - City of Zeidenburg" metak="ravenloft,zeidenburg,barovia,neverwinter nights,nwn,game,rpg,persistent world,pw,d&d,dungeons & dragons" metad="The city of Zeidenberg in Barovia, is the seat of governance in the annexed Gundarak holding, held by Lyssa von Zarovich. TOUD: a NWN-EE PW." />
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|year_formed=[[351 BC]]
|population=27,700
|races=Humans 98%, half-Vistani 1%, Other 1%
|languages=[[Balok]], [[Luktar]], [[Common]]
|religions=[[Ezra]], [[Cult of the Morninglord]]
|government=Male-Preference House Senority, lead by house Girghiu
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}}{{canon}}'''Zeidenburg''' is a large town located on the [[Gundar River]]. Originally part of [[Gundarak]], it is now claimed by [[Barovia]]. Though it is a successful community, it is a hotbed for conflict between oppressed Gundarakite rebels and the forces of the Barovian boyars. Despite the crackdown of the authorities, ''Zeidenburg'' remains a hive of criminal activity and the black market.<ref name="gaz1_33_34">pages 33-34, ''Ravenloft Gazeteer, Volume 1'', Arthaus (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), September 2002</ref>  
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Lady [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] taking a more direct hand in day-to-day affairs has largely stabilized the region, but stable doesn't mean the conflict isn't happening - merely contained.
Lady [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] taking a more direct hand in day-to-day affairs has largely stabilized the region, but stable doesn't mean the conflict isn't happening - merely contained.

Revision as of 13:25, 28 August 2024

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File:Zeidenberg-picture.png
Culture Level Medieval
Climate & Terrain Wooded mountain valley
Year Formed 351 BC
Population 27,700
Races (%) Humans 98%, half-Vistani 1%, Other 1%
Languages Spoken Balok, Luktar, Common
Religions Ezra, Cult of the Morninglord
Government Male-Preference House Senority, lead by house Girghiu
Ruler Burgomaster Jacenty Girgiu
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Zeidenburg is a large town located on the Gundar River. Originally part of Gundarak, it is now claimed by Barovia. Though it is a successful community, it is a hotbed for conflict between oppressed Gundarakite rebels and the forces of the Barovian boyars. Despite the crackdown of the authorities, Zeidenburg remains a hive of criminal activity and the black market.[1]

Lady Lyssa von Zarovich taking a more direct hand in day-to-day affairs has largely stabilized the region, but stable doesn't mean the conflict isn't happening - merely contained.

Locations in Zeidenburg

Inhabitants of Zeidenburg

Streets of Zeidenburg

  • Merchant's Row
  • Crimson Road

Law and Order in Zeidenburg

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 pages 33-34, Ravenloft Gazeteer, Volume 1, Arthaus (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), September 2002
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Server Canon, made by Maiyannah
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Server Canon, made by Wilkins1952