Posted on November 6, 2025
Millhaven Heath is village in a large open area int he South Reedland Stretch territory with a pair of creeks forming a giant meadow to its north.
Rulership: Hetman
Population: 165 humans + 40 in surrounding farms.
This settlement was terrorized and sacked as part of the War of Rundleman’s Revenge in CY 9041.
See Encounters in the Grand Duchy of Rhyl for common potential scenarios of notable events and creatures.
Posted on November 6, 2025 in Steel-Realms
Amstred’s Wish is a village in the South Reedland Stretch. Although it is just a village, it is also the location of the holdout fortress of “Highpoint Garrison” – a Ducal enclave that was built to stand watch over the approach to the South Reedland Stretch and against the aggression of the North Merchant Cities after the War of Rundleman’s Revenge in CY 9041.
Rulership: Hetman
Population: 340 humans + 80 in surrounding farms.
> Due to the shrine’s presence, there is a watch force of 12 to handle visitors and travelers and a pair of Ducal Guards in training are usually stationed here.
This is a small Inn and boarding house. It gets many visitors because of the history of the region. IT once held the Shrine of the Owl.
This once held a talisman of The Moonstone Owl and a shrine to Gorlyth – the great owl spirit of the Wyld Faith. During the War of Rundelman’s Revenge, it was sacked and the talisman lost. Some say it was eventually re-captured and moved, but it it never returned. Though the Shrine itself was desecrated, the family of northern Owl’s that once lived here did return. They continue to stay to this day, it is unknown for how long this has happened but at least a thousand years. The Owl’s that live and breed here mostly fly away, but the largest always returns and continues the line.
The Shrine was built using the styles of Kaaldian lands to reflect the marriage of the original Duke of the Graefstone bloodline to his Duchess from the nobility of Kaald. It has since been a pilgrimage site (for Green Church/Wyld Faith) that cements and reinforces the shared commitment to peace and support between the two lands – however small it may be it is of great symbolic importance. Each year feathers are collected for the Ducal Bloodline and one of their number comes here to pledge safekeeping of the sacred Owl’s – a symbol of the Ducal family and Rhyl.
See Encounters in the Grand Duchy of Rhyl for common potential scenarios of notable events and creatures.
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This settlement was terrorized and sacked as part of the War of Rundleman’s Revenge in CY 9041. It was used as a rally point to try and stop the advance of the Northern Merchant Cities. It succeeded in stopping the advance of Rundleman’s ‘army’. The delay caused a larger host to be brought up by the Duke of Rhyl, and the army turned back northwest and sacked the Monastery of Ablocris on the edge of the forest.
Although the tower was stacked as part of Rundleman’s War, the Moonstone Owl was saved and hidden. The shrine was later restored after the war and operate to this day, its fame only increased after the success of the Ducal Guard’s last stand.
Posted on November 6, 2025
Tillran Village sits at the edge of the South Reedland Stretch territory claimed by the Grand Duchy of Rhyl against those claimed by the North Merchant Cities.
Rulership: Hetman
Population: 220 humans + 40 in surrounding farms.
> The Inn has a working population of about 30 that manages a stable and small caravanserai.
This settlement was terrorized and sacked as part of the War of Rundleman’s Revenge in CY 9041.
See Encounters in the Grand Duchy of Rhyl for common potential scenarios of notable events and creatures.
Posted on November 6, 2025 in Steel-Realms
Ferrywood Logging Camp in the South Reedland Stretch is the primary camp for harvesting wood from the Great Forest of Rhyl for the Ducal naval ship yard at Arbenants Port.
Population: About 300 loggers, cutters, and teamsters; about another 100 transient population during warmer months.
Initially this had a scattered camp/town as part of its processes. The small folk of the great forest of Rhyl were prone to many of what they perceived as pranks and inhabitants found to be lethal attacks in a few cases. The Monastery of Ablocris was eventually set up to provide a refuge against the minor magics of the Faerie small-folk of the forest of Rhyl.
This settlement was terrorized and sacked as part of the War of Rundleman’s Revenge in CY 9041. The vast majority of the anger of Rndleman’s ‘army’ was taken out on this logging camp (that supplied a lot of the wood for the naval ship building at Arbenants Port, and the Monastery of Ablocris on the edge of the forest nearby.
After the war, and the burning of the monastery and a portion of the forest by the marauders, the extended camp was rebuilt.
Posted on November 6, 2025
The South Reedland Stretch is a length of shoreline and land on the south side of the Sabarmati River that consists of a trade road leading to the ancient city of Saltmarch, a few villages and steadings, a logging camp on the edge of the Great Forest of Rhyl that supplies the naval yard at Arbenants Port.