City of Stangengrad
| Gemeinde von Stangengrad | |
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| Culture Level | Medieval |
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| Languages Spoken | Falkovnian, Common |
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| Government | nominal Feudal Monarchy |
| Ruler | Stadtfuhrer Iones Furcht |
| Ruler Title | Stadtfuhrer von Lekar |
| Title Inheritance | Male-Preference House Senority, lead by haus Tsyvlkevit |
| Title Ascendant (Above) | Kingsfuhrer von Falkovnia |
| Title Descendant (Below) | Wachekapitan von Stangengrad |
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This section contains canon Ravenloft information from officially published sources; see the References below. |
Stangengrad is a small city located within northern Falkovnia near the Darkon border. As such, Stangengrad exists in a perpetual state of war readiness. Stone walls protect the city, and Stangengrad holds a number of soldiers per capita higher than any of Falkovnia's other cities. Foreigners are forbidden by law to visit any part of the city other than the Zentrales Marktviertel ("Central Market District") and travel from there to the gates. All in all, Stangengrad is one of dullest and bleakest cities in Stangengrad simply from the amount of restrictions one suffers inside.[1]
Locations in Stangengrad
In contrast to Stangengrad's generally dismal nature, it has a few locations of interest to adventurers. Fennelstock & Upton is a business with a good reputation for removing curses from objects and obtaining objects esoteric might and power. In addition, a number of strange and mystic sites exist within the city's borders, such as the Tower of the Horns and the Gears.[1]
Inhabitants of Stangengrad
Streets of Stangengrad
Law and Order in Stangengrad
In Ravenloft Modules
The story of how Fennelstock and Jimmy Upton come to terms with each other can be played out in a brief module contained within Children of the Night: Ghosts[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gazetteer II p. 106-107
- ↑ Children of the Night: Ghosts p. 6-12
