Uluvin
Most traders dealing with Delimbiyr Vale avoid Uluvin, instead using the Delimbiyr Route west from Secomber, meeting up with the High Road south of Zundbridge. It's a dusty, spartan place with few trees, thirsty throats, a bad tav- em, and a surprisingly pleasant and clean inn. Uluvin's a sleepy place where peddlers sell trinkets and folk turn out to chat with travelers to hear the news.
Places of Interest
The Black Bull's Tail: This isolated roadhouse has no competition—and it shows. The beer is watery, and there's nothing else but old wine and whiskey. The echoing taproom has the charm of a warehouse, but the rentable drinking rooms in back are more welcoming. Some travelers use these as sleeping accommodations, though they're intended as meeting and revel rooms.
Where the Maiden Dances: This is a well-appointed inn for such a sleepy village. The staff has manners equal to the best anywhere. The furnishings are old, and the rooms are small, but everything is clean. The inn's name comes from an ancient elven grave under the floorboards and a ghostly image seen infrequently at night. This figure is a lone, barefoot, dancing elven maiden in a long gown. The sight is said to be breathtakingly beautiful, but only those who have had too much to drink claim to have seen her.
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Uluvin at the east end of the Iron Road. Uluvin Geography[1][2][3] Type Settlement Region Delimbiyr Vale, Savage Frontier Size Village History[4][5] 1373 DR Destroyed Before 1491 DR Refounded Inhabitants of Uluvin Locations in Uluvin Roads in Uluvin Uluvin was asleep crossroads town located in the Delimbiyr Vale in the Savage Frontier. It was a sparsely-populated settlement with a few scattered trees and dusty roads. The village was avoided by most travelers and merchants as it offered little in the way of trade beyond a few street peddlers.[1]
Contents[hide] Geography History Notable Locations Inhabitants Appendix References GeographyEdit The village was a cross-roads for several trails, including the Iron Road and the Secomber Trail, along with a trails that led along the Unicorn Run[3] into the High Forest and the Stronghold of the Nine.[citation needed]
HistoryEdit In the Year of Rogue Dragons, 1373 DR, the Dracorage mythal affected all the dragons of Faerûn, including the drow-dragon Nurvureem. She unleashed devastation upon the town and its citizens. Many of the dead residents were raised as undead.[4]
By the late 15th century DR, the village had been repopulated. Around the Year of the Scarlet Witch, 1491 DR, a group of hill giants ransacked the town, destroying much of it and tearing down the Black Bull's Tail inn. The residents of Uluvin left to hide in the nearby forest.[5]
Notable LocationsEdit Black Bull's Tail: A lone roadhouse that offered middling fare to passers-by.[2] Where the Maiden Dances: This well-served inn had a conscientious staff and well-cared-for guest rooms.[6] InhabitantsEdit The town was home to a number of farmers and ranchers,[2] among them the teenagers Albie Grizlow and Leshonna Daar.[5]
Places of Interest
The Black Bull's Tail: This isolated roadhouse has no competition—and it shows. The beer is watery, and there's nothing else but old wine and whiskey. The echoing taproom has the charm of a warehouse, but the rentable drinking rooms in back are more welcoming. Some travelers use these as sleeping accommodations, though they're intended as meeting and revel rooms.
Where the Maiden Dances: This is a well-appointed inn for such a sleepy village. The staff has manners equal to the best anywhere. The furnishings are old, and the rooms are small, but everything is clean. The inn's name comes from an ancient elven grave under the floorboards and a ghostly image seen infrequently at night. This figure is a lone, barefoot, dancing elven maiden in a long gown. The sight is said to be breathtakingly beautiful, but only those who have had too much to drink claim to have seen her.
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Uluvin at the east end of the Iron Road. Uluvin Geography[1][2][3] Type Settlement Region Delimbiyr Vale, Savage Frontier Size Village History[4][5] 1373 DR Destroyed Before 1491 DR Refounded Inhabitants of Uluvin Locations in Uluvin Roads in Uluvin Uluvin was asleep crossroads town located in the Delimbiyr Vale in the Savage Frontier. It was a sparsely-populated settlement with a few scattered trees and dusty roads. The village was avoided by most travelers and merchants as it offered little in the way of trade beyond a few street peddlers.[1]
Contents[hide] Geography History Notable Locations Inhabitants Appendix References GeographyEdit The village was a cross-roads for several trails, including the Iron Road and the Secomber Trail, along with a trails that led along the Unicorn Run[3] into the High Forest and the Stronghold of the Nine.[citation needed]
HistoryEdit In the Year of Rogue Dragons, 1373 DR, the Dracorage mythal affected all the dragons of Faerûn, including the drow-dragon Nurvureem. She unleashed devastation upon the town and its citizens. Many of the dead residents were raised as undead.[4]
By the late 15th century DR, the village had been repopulated. Around the Year of the Scarlet Witch, 1491 DR, a group of hill giants ransacked the town, destroying much of it and tearing down the Black Bull's Tail inn. The residents of Uluvin left to hide in the nearby forest.[5]
Notable LocationsEdit Black Bull's Tail: A lone roadhouse that offered middling fare to passers-by.[2] Where the Maiden Dances: This well-served inn had a conscientious staff and well-cared-for guest rooms.[6] InhabitantsEdit The town was home to a number of farmers and ranchers,[2] among them the teenagers Albie Grizlow and Leshonna Daar.[5]
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