Isäwen Fort

Isäwen Fort is located south of the town of Ochul, on an island in the Xeshrug territory, southwest of the mainland. If one goes to the coast to the west of the fort, they will see the The Sea of Pentha. If one goes to the east of the fort, towards the harbor between the island of Xeshrug and the mainland, they will see the Silver Sea.

Purpose / Function

Isäwen Fort was built to be a waystation for moving armies for Xeshrug.

Architecture

The architecture of Isäwen Fort was made out of iron and was designed with an ornate style. It has a food storehouse, two spires, and a moat.

History

The construction of the fort was finished on Rixah 28, 1697 AXC and was originally named the: Ferstow Safehold. On Quon 27, 1758 AXC, the name of the fort was changed to its current name: Isäwen Fort. Over the years, the fort gained the reputation of being reserved.

Founding Date

Rixah 28, 1697 AXC

Type

Fort

Parent Location

Ochul

Owning Organization

Xeshrug