Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 62.142.248.1

Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 6
Westminster (0-19): Long before it was usurped by
the Christian Church, the site of Westminster, outside the
walls of London, was a pagan shrine to the Thames
River. Boats were blessed to bring fish to them, or for
safety from storms and disasters. (Ambient 2d20, Divine
Miracle 3d20, Bless 2d20)
Whitehawk (N-20): An ancient hillfort, garrisoned by
the Regnenses tribe and then captured by Aelle’s landing
parties. The Saxons abandoned the site soon after.
Wilmington (0-20): The outline of the Giant of
Windover Hill is carved into a hillside here, where he
was killed by a stone thrown by the Giant of Firle
Beacon (q.v.). The Windover giant was subsequently
buried in the barrow at the top of the hill. A Roman in
a golden coffin is rumored to be buried beneath the outline
of the giant. Wilmington’s church has an ancient
yew tree on its grounds, used for Pagan ceremonies
before the church was built. Nearby is Hunter’s Burg, a
long barrow haunted by the Wild Hunt. (Ambient 4d20,
Summon Wild Hunt 5d20)
Windsor Castle (5. Windlesora) (N-19): One of
Ambrosius Aurelius’ forts, built on the edge of Windsor
Forest. It was a frontier keep, meant to protect Logres
against Saxon raiders. Octa and Eossa were captured
here in 490. It was not upgraded after Badon.
Ruler: Castellan
Vassal of: King Arthur Pendragon
Windsor Forest (N-19): A dark and forbidding wood,
haunted by the Wild Hunt. (Ambient 4d20, Summon
Faerie Wild Hunt 5d20)
Woking (5. Woccing) (N19): The center of the
Woccingas theod until Badon, after which King Arthur
took it as part of his demesne.
Wye (5. Wioh) (P-20): The capital of the Weowara
theod, it was given to the Bishop of Rochester after
Badon. Monks drive the Saxon peasants hard in the fields,
and have converted them (by force) to Christianity.
Ruler: Bishop of Rochester
Ypwinesfleot (M. Ebbsfleet) (P-19): The landingplace
of Hengist and Horsa in 446. It is located on the
southwest corner of the island, opposite the Roman fort
of Rutupiae (Richborough) (q.v.).