Caer-Dineval
Caer-Dineval in a Nutshell
Friendliness ❄❄ Services ❄ Comfort ❄ Heraldry. A crenellated stone watchtower (three merlons, two crenellations) on a dark blue field, with a horizontal red fish facing right beneath the tower, representing the town’s vigilance, harbor, and proud fishing tradition. Sacrifice to Auril. Food (see "Sacrifices to Auril"). Rivals. Caer-Konig, Easthaven.Defences
Militia. Caer-Dineval can muster up to 25 soldiers and 2 veterans.
Whether arriving “by land or by lac,” visitors are immediately confronted by the fortifications for which the town is famous: its clifftop fortress, known as the Caer, and the ruined watchtower at the mouth of the frozen harbor. Most of the town’s buildings, which date back to the town’s Cormyrean founders, line the path that winds down the steep slope from the Caer to the harbor, whose docks are perched on the rocky shore.
Tourism
The Caer Castle residence of the town speaker
Dinev's Rest Inn (closed)
The Uphill Climb Tavern
Geography
Located on the rocky shore of Lac Dinneshere.
A snow-covered path leads from Caer-Dineval to the Eastway. Other paths lead to Caer-Konig and Good Mead.
| To | Travel Time |
|---|---|
| Bryn Shander | 10.5 hours |
| Caer-Konig | 2 hours |
| Easthaven | 9 hours |
| Good Mead | 8 hours |
Maps
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Caer-Dineval
Type
Town
Population
100
Location under
Owner/Ruler
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