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Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 6
these stones for their rites. (Ambient 5d20, Divine
Miracle 3d20, Sacred Space 3d20)
Loose (0-20): A group of ancient earthworks, fortified
by the Regnenses tribe during Vortimer’s rebellion. They
abandoned it when the Saxons overwhelmed Quarry
Wood (q.v.).
Lyminge (5. Liminge) (P-20): The capital of the
Liminwara theod, it became the property of the Bishop of
London after Badon. There is a Benedictine priory on the
outskirts of town.
Ruler: Sir Renauld of Maidstone
Vassal of: Bishop of London
Lyminster (N-20): The Knuckler Hole, a deep pool
just northwest of the village, houses a dragon who sallies
forth to steal men, cattle, or sheep, but whose only
food is maidens. Bretwalda Aelle of Sussex promised the
hand of his daughter to the thegn who killed the beast.
(Ambient 2d20, Summon Faerie Creature [the Dragon]
3d20)
Lympne (R. Lemanis) (P-20): A Saxon Shore fort,
until the Saxons captured it and built a burh inside the
Roman walls. A post-Badon motte and bailey stands
nearby, upgraded to small castle status when the French
raid these coasts after Arthur’s Roman War.
Ruler: Sir Gilmere
Vassal of: Earl Kynniarc
Magouns (M. Arundel) (N-20): A large castle built
and then upgraded quickly after Badon, held directly by
Arthur until Phase 4, when he cedes it to the Earl of
Arundel. Its ghosts include the original castellan, a potboy,
and a young girl who committed suicide after a
failed love affair. A white bird flutters against the windows
when a member of the family is about to die.
Ruler: Castellan, later Arundel
Vassal of: King Arthur Pendragon
Maldon (P-18): A small village marks the site of a battle
between Saxons and Angles, remembered for the
foolhardy courtesy of the Saxon leader Berthnoth, who
allowed the Angles to cross to the mainland from the
small island on which they had been trapped.
Malling (S. Mealling) (0-20): Before Badon this was
Bretwalda Aelle’s capital. There is still a sizeable Saxon
population here, who fish the Ouse for eels. The town is
owned by the Archbishop of Carlion, who was granted it
soon after Badon.
Ruler: Castellan
Vassal of: Archbishop of Carlion
Michelham Priory (0-20): The priory is haunted by a
gray lady who visits a certain bedroom, looking down at
the sleeping occupants for a few minutes before departing
through the closed door.
Milton (5. Melentun) (0-19): The center of the
Wincelingas theod. this town has had a mill since Roman
times. After Badon the town was given to Sir Berac, who
granted it to the Bishop of Lincoln on his deathbed. The
town is currently ruled by Sir Evrard, a younger brother
of the Bishop.
Ruler: Sir Evrard
Vassal of: Bishop of Lincoln
Money Hills (L-20): A group of round barrows. The
local Britons say it holds vast treasure.
Mt. Caburn (0-20): Said to be a clod from the Devil’s
Dyke (q.v.), this hill is crowned by a hillfort. It was long
abandoned by the British but recently taken over by Gill,
a hammer-throwing giant. Within the hill, locals say, lies
the body of a knight buried in gold armor and a silver
coffin.
Old Winchester Hill (M-20): An ancient hillfort
crowns this hill, with a view all the way to the Isle of
Might. It was to be the site of Winchester, but the construction
materials were mysteriously transported ten
miles to the current site of Camelot (q.v.).
Oldbury (0-19): An ancient hillfort, resettled briefly by
rebels from the Cantiacii tribe when Vortigern granted
Thanet to Hengist, and reinforced during Vortimer’s
rebellion. Later, the Saxons destroyed it after a two
month siege.
Pevensey (R. Anderida) (0-20): A Saxon Shore fort.
Aelle pledged the town to Wotan, burnt its buildings,
razed its walls, and slaughtered every man, woman and
child within. Abandoned until after Badon, Arthur’s
knights build a hasty motte and bailey inside the ruins,
later upgrading its walls with Anderida’s rubble. Ghostly
Saxons reenact the storming of Anderida every year on
its anniversary. (Necromancy 3d20 on the night of Aug.
24th)
Ruler: Earl Celyn
Vassal of: King Arthur, Pendragon