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Revision as of 02:00, 25 August 2022
| Location: | Drachvald
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| Release: | Episode 1 |
Eastmarch is a village on the southeast coast of Drachvald, on the mouth of the Camaret river near the Vauban Pass. The famous song by the bard Iolo, “The Baron of Eastmarch”, was written about a baron of this town before the keep fell into ruin after repeated attacks from undead. In recent times the locals have been strengthening their defenses with watchtowers and patching up the ruined keep walls so that the keep can be used as a refuge during undead attacks.
Map
Housing Lots
| Total Player Lots: 140 | |||||
| Inner City: | Outer City: | Water: | |||
| Row: | 42 | Row: | |||
| Village: | 46 | Village: | Village: | 12 | |
| Town: | 20 | Town: | Town: | 3 | |
| City: | 10 | City: | City: | 2 | |
| Duke Keep: | 3 | Duke Keep: | Duke Keep: | 1 | |
| LotM Castle: | 1 | LotM Castle: | LotM Castle: | ||
Points of interest
Citizens (NPCs)
Merchants
NPCs
- Millicent Davis (Bard)
Bestiary
Gallery
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The Devotional Shrine (Humility)
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The Ventaceaster Tavern
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The Magic Shop and Crafting Pavilion
Trivia
- Eastmarch is mentioned in Iolo's famed Karelia's Song. It may be safe to assume that the Baron's family exhibited a fair amount of magical talent.