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of the skulls appear fresher than others, and it seems
the tradition has been carried forward. Many Llaelese
loyalists use Traitor’s Gate as a meeting place in the
dead of night though they usually go elsewhere to talk.
Merywyn
In Power: Prime Minister Lord Deyar Glabryn,
Count Jessup Hygrenne, and the Council of Nobles all
subordinate to Kommandant Mikhail Ivdanovich
Population: 220,000 (human, some few elves,
dwarves, gobbers, very few ogrun and trollkin)
Military: Merywyn is a major staging ground for
the ongoing Khadoran war effort. Tens of thousands
of Winter Guard troops reinforced by a large number
of warjacks occupy the city, quartering anywhere they
can find room, including buildings taken from their
previous inhabitants. Officers and leaders occupy the
old royal palace.
Imports: Luxuries, iron, foodstuffs, textiles, wood
Exports: Wine, coal, crafted goods, paper
Shining capital and bastion of Llaelese culture,
Merywyn is a city of tall spires, soaring buttresses, and
baroque architecture. As the heart of the Llaelese
economy, Merywyn relied heavily on traffic along the
Black River for its trade, scrupulously recording and
tithing all merchant ships allowed past its chained
watch stations. The kingdom’s influential noble
families spent much of the year in the city attending
the Council of Nobles in the Immaculate Chamber.
One famous estate has stood empty and abandoned for
years, however. The royal palace of the former kings of
Llael has become the headquarters and barracks of
the Khadoran occupation army. Their soldiers spill
out into the city bedecked in blood red uniforms, and
the tread of their marching boots step in time.
Merwyn
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