12-13-2011, 05:56 PM
*necro*
Ringlo Hall is of course the seat of Menander Ithamis in the Redwoods. I have always compared it to Tolkien's Rivendell.
Good point about Glendower. The pathway between Glendower's Dungeon and that of Blackmoor Castle is mentioned in the FFC I think. Although Glendower as far as we know rose to become a place of power under the Jenkins Clan, it seems like their fortifications must have been built on some older ruins. Connections to *something* during the Mage Wars is certaily possible.
-Havard
Aldarron Wrote:I think this is what led me to think so about Glendower:
Rampart #10
Reported by Sheridan M. Trife.
Glendower.
Arguably more of a large military base than a large
town, Glendower has always been one of the key fortifications
protecting the North from external invaders.
But what about invaders from within?
Rumors tell of ancient passages beneath the cobblestone
streets of Glendower, teaming with intelligent undead
and other horrible creatures. Some even believe
these passages connect to the dungeons of Castle Blackmoor
itself.
Coming soon to the Blackmoor Rampart: a several-part
series examining the Ghosts of Glendower.
Ringlo Hall I'm not familiar with but I'll go with that if you think it works.
Ringlo Hall is of course the seat of Menander Ithamis in the Redwoods. I have always compared it to Tolkien's Rivendell.
Good point about Glendower. The pathway between Glendower's Dungeon and that of Blackmoor Castle is mentioned in the FFC I think. Although Glendower as far as we know rose to become a place of power under the Jenkins Clan, it seems like their fortifications must have been built on some older ruins. Connections to *something* during the Mage Wars is certaily possible.
-Havard
Currently Running: The Blackmoor Vales Saga
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign