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Ormath
| Ormath | |
| Geographical information | |
| Area | Vilhon Reach |
| Societal information | |
| Races | Human |
| Exports | Salted bison meat |
| Political information | |
| Ruler | Lord Quwen |
Ormath is one of the three cities of the Shining Plains, the one most likely to go to war over the slightest insult. Trapped between the thriving trade centers of Hlondeth to the west and Lheshayl to the east, the economic heartbeat of Ormath is paced only by travel along the Pikemen's Folly.[1]
"Ormath on the warpath" is a phrase frequently used to describe the city-state. In its distant past, it sought to conquer the "Gem of the Vilhon," Hlondeth. Now, it seems content to snare what mercantile traffic it can. Ormath does have resources of its own, however, and the city is known for the bison herds that surround it. Many in the city make a living by producing salted bison meat for hungry travelers.[1]
Government
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Ormath is ruled by Lord Quwen, a mountain of a man who is a true warrior at heart. He frequently leads patrols outside the walled city, keeping the roads to both east and west as clear of bandits as possible.[1]
Lord Quwen is currently concerned about reports he's heard from the Wetwoods concerning lizard men. He has sent a few squads into the Wetwoods, but none of them have returned. Presently he is also looking for some adventurers to investigate the bog and report their findings to him.[1]
Alaghôn • Aphrunn Mountains • Centaur Bridge • Gildenglade • Ironcloak • Jathrin's Jump • Lilit Pass • Morningstar Hollows • Mountains of the Alaoreum • Nonthal • The Orbrekh • Orsraun Mountains • Ravilar's Cloak • Xorhun
Chondath
Arrabar • The Chondalwood • Hlath • Iljak • Samra • Shamph
Sespech
Elbulder • Fort Arran • Golden Plains • Mimph • Naga Plains • The Nagaflow • Nagawater • Ormpetarr • Serpent's Holding
The Shining Plains
Assam • Cedarsproke • Deepwing Mountains • Gulthmere Forest • Lheshayl • Ormath • Rushing Hills • Urml • Wetwoods
Free cities
References
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jim Butler (1995). The Vilhon Reach. TSR, Inc. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.