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right on the border with Khador. Consequently, it has<br />
become a heavily fortified military supply center for<br />
Cygnaran forces throughout the region. In times of<br />
peace Fellig has been somewhat of a military city, but<br />
now it is truly the first line of defense in the war with<br />
Khador. The presence of so much military has created<br />
a tense society, however the residents still recognize<br />
the importance of the army in their city. Locals have<br />
heard tales of the razing of Riversmet and other bloody<br />
battles and fear their turn may come soon. They are a<br />
stalwart people who have stood against the northmen<br />
and are no strangers to hostility, yet Fellig has never<br />
seen so many soldiers for so long. Daily, war-ravaged<br />
troops carry back the wounded from the frontlines<br />
and gunfire can often be heard in the distance.<br />
Felligmen have to wonder if a full-scale assault is in the<br />
town’s near future.<br />
Most of the residents are of Morridane blood, but<br />
a fair amount of them are Thurians, Midlunders, and<br />
even Khadorans. Many Khadoran tradesmen and a<br />
few kayazy merchants were stranded in Fellig at the<br />
outbreak of war and now view the city as a de facto<br />
prison. As their situation grows more desperate day<br />
after day, the Khadorans find themselves shunned by<br />
their former business partners and left stranded to wait<br />
out the war or find a means to escape across enemy<br />
lines. Some of the more resourceful have dedicated<br />
themselves to any opportunity to continue business<br />
even if it means smuggling goods through Ord.<br />
In the ancient past, Fellig was one of the major cities<br />
of Morrdh that dominated the region. When Morddh<br />
fell, Fellig—once much larger—shrank to little more<br />
than a small outpost town. War has again swelled its<br />
population, and the town has become a hive of activity<br />
with the pounding of hammers and the sawing of<br />
boards as walls are reinforced and new buildings are<br />
hastily put together. Even so, Fellig looks very much<br />
like it did before with clever wooden construction<br />
being the architectural style of choice. Although it is an<br />
impressive hall in the old style, even the duke’s home<br />
is made of the same large wooden beams as the rest of<br />
the town. Rainfall is quite significant here during most<br />
of the year, muddying the dirt streets and contributing<br />
to Fellig’s customary rundown appearance. Visitors<br />
are often struck by how small and underdeveloped it<br />
appears since it lacks many of the comforts one might<br />
expect in a town of this size.<br />
Noted Persons<br />
Abbess Roshean Gilmore (female Morridane<br />
Clr19): Roshean Gilmore is the abbess of the<br />
renowned Monastery of Asc. Angellia located just<br />
outside of Fellig. She is the most powerful cleric in<br />
northern Cygnar and very respected. Abbess Gilmore<br />
has the singular distinction of having turned down the<br />
position of exarch five years ago. She is a well read and<br />
erudite woman entrusted with the legendary library<br />
started by Mother Caspis Crispus nearly three hundred<br />
years ago that includes some of the most ancient tomes<br />
in the entire kingdom if not all of Western Immoren.<br />
She maintains a voluminous correspondence with<br />
fellow clerics throughout Cygnar and beyond. Her<br />
staff has been overburdened of late dealing with<br />
the wounded and needs of the war effort, but she<br />
remains stalwart and devoted to her cause. Foremost<br />
of her concerns is protecting the irreplaceable lore<br />
maintained at the monastery. If war were to come to<br />
Fellig, she would gladly lay down her life to protect<br />
those under her charge, but she would try to send the<br />
books south to safety.<br />
Lord General Olan Duggan, Duke of the Northwood<br />
(male Morridane Rgr14): Olan Duggan is the military<br />
governor of Fellig and the resolute commander of<br />
Cygnaran forces in the entire Northforest duchy. He<br />
is a lifelong soldier who has fought in many battles.<br />
The lord general’s reputation precedes him wherever<br />
he goes; after all, so far he has fought Khador to a<br />
standstill. He is reputed to be a no-nonsense man with<br />
a flair for the dramatic. Indeed, he prefers his military<br />
uniform to the finery of his recently elevated noble title,<br />
and he goes about his duties with only a small retinue<br />
of guards. This bravado has earned him the respect<br />
of his soldiers as well as the civilians of Fellig when he<br />
is in town. In addition to his vigil against Khador, the<br />
lord general has become aware that the Thornwood<br />
is home to something wicked. This concern has<br />
increased with reports of thralls recently spotted in<br />
the forest. The lord general intends to investigate, but<br />
he is preoccupied for the moment. Much of his time<br />
is spent traveling from one military base to another,<br />
especially the vital Northguard fortress.<br />
Locales of Fellig<br />
Flagonmist Hall: This former festhall and town<br />
meeting place has been commandeered by Cygnaran<br />
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