The City Of Riverhewn Capital Of The Kingdom Of Shendenflar

Riverhewn once a small settlement on the shore of Lake Quag has over the centuries become a huge sprawling city. Home to approximately 100,000 people. The city has steadily expanded over the Kingdom's existence. Serving as the seat of power for the Kingdom the massive complex known as Castle Shendenflar is located in Riverhewn.

This Map was created with GIMP and the generous assistance of members of the Cartographer's Guild

The Kingdom Of Shendenflar and The Flanaess

The Kingdom Of Shendenflar sits at the Northern edge of the continent known as the Flanaess. While being fairly far north the Kingdom enjoys a mostly temperate climate with winter coming only slightly earlier and staying only slightly longer than in other locations on the continent. This map was created using GIMP and with the generous assistance of the members of the Cartographers Guild.

The Village Of Northrun

Located 5 miles north of the Capital city of Riverhewn lies the village of Northrun. It is nestled against the banks of the Fler river and uses the river to power the large sawmill that is the main source of income for the village. Raw logs felled in the Burneal and Heartwood forests are transported south on the Fler to Northrun, where they are milled and turned into usable lumber for the furniture makers and builders of Shendenflar. Northrun is a relatively quiet village with a small inn the "Laughing Dwarf" that is mostly used by bargemen travelling the Fler river. The "Singing Dragon" is the local watering hole and can be a rough place when the bargemen arrive in town.One area of note in Northrun is the "Nymph" a "festhall" that never seems to be open. noises can be heard coming from the building on certain nights and lights can be seen through cracks in the doors. No one is ever seen entering or leaving however. Residents of Northrun have grown accustomed to the mysterious building and pay it very little attention but will talk about it if asked.

Map of Northrun Created in GIMP with help from the members of the Cartographers Guild.