GrayHaven
By River, By Wall, By Unity.
Standing Where the Wild Begins
GrayHaven bears the unmistakable signs of a prosperous frontier settlement. Home to roughly 2,000 permanent residents, GrayHaven stands as the last true bastion of civilization before the roads disappear beneath the shadows of vast forests and the untamed wilderness beyond.
Merchants, adventurers, miners, hunters, and travelers regularly pass through its gates, bringing coin, rumors, and opportunity. Beyond GrayHaven's walls, however, the protections of law and civilization quickly fade—and those who venture farther must rely upon their own steel, skill, and courage.
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Baron Cedric Valmont III
Baron Cedric Valmont III, Lord of Grayhaven, Warden of the River Gate, and sworn vassal of the Crown of Valedorn. Male Human, age 57 Stern but fair Former soldier Believes strength prevents war Personally inspects the walls every week Loves his people more than...
The Public Court of Grayhaven
The Court of Baron Cedric Valmont III, Lord of Grayhaven, Warden of the River Gate, and sworn vassal of the Crown of Valedorn. The Kingdom of Valedorn Formal Name: The Kingdom of ValedornCommon Name: ValedornAdjective: ValedornianRuler: His Majesty, King Aldric IV of...
GrayHaven’s Adventurer’s Guild
Purpose of the Guild Grayhaven sits at the edge of civilized territory. Its walls may protect the town, but its prosperity depends upon people willing to travel beyond them. The Guild provides an organized way to do that. It serves simultaneously as an explorers'...
GrayHaven, Town and Lands Around
GrayHaven bears the unmistakable signs of a prosperous frontier settlement. Home to roughly 2,000 permanent residents, GrayHaven stands as the last true bastion of civilization before the roads disappear beneath the shadows of vast forests and the untamed wilderness...
History of GrayHaven and the Lands Beyond
The Chronicle of the First Dawn The Creation of the World, the Great Ages, and the Reckoning of GrayHaven Among the scholars of Valedorn, the oldest surviving histories begin with a warning: “What came before the gods is not forgotten. It simply has no name.” No...