Taal’s Fangs

Southwest of Steingart lies a vast circle of standing stones, with a smaller ring of megaliths inside it. The structure is called “Taal’s Fangs” for the sharpness of the inner ring of stones and their resemblance to cracked teeth. Neither the cult of Taal nor the few local Druids know who built it or for what purpose. Some scholars from the University of Nuln have been recently studying it, but have not yet reached any conclusion to date.

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Taal’s Fangs is the name of a vast circle of standing stones, with a smaller ring of megaliths inside it, located 16 miles southwest of Steingart. The local name comes from the sharpness of the stones inner ring and their resemblance to cracked teeth. The fact, however, is that no one knows who built the structure or to what purpose. The cult of Taal certainly does not claim it, nor has anyone of the Old Faith asserted ownership.

Scholars from the University of Nuln suggest it may be an astrological calendar. One researcher in particular claims that the structure foretells a great disaster to befall the southern Empire soon. The nature of that calamity, however, along with everything else about the site, is the subject of endless debates in the safety of the university’s halls.

Type

Monument, Large

Parent Location

Barony of Schuschnigg

Owning Organization

University of Nuln