Cragwar

Cragwar is a large town in northern Breland. During the Last War, its sovereignity was passed at least nine times between Aundair, Breland, and Thrane. When the Treaty of the Thronehold was made, Aundair argued that they should govern it. In the end, it was officially signed to Breland.

Its strategic importance is not limited to its position near the borders of all three nations. The fact that it's close to the Blackcap Mountains makes it highly desirable. This would allow the nation to easily mine rich silver and gem deposits in the mountain. The largest mithril deposit is already found in there.

Landmarks
House Kundarak Office

Brelish Mithril Warehouse {| class="article-table" !

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See:It's often gloomy here. Dark clouds gather at the top of the nearby mountain, and it often travels close to the city. The softness of the soil was evident, but it was too damp for any saturation of plant life to grow. There are mosses starting to crawl in numerous of spaces, such as a boulder sitting neatly outside the town's exit or even perhaps on the side of the house. This does not mean Cragwar does not get any sun, but it's most often dim due to the clouds. =====

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Even if the town itself is governed by Breland, Cragwar features plenty of Aundarian architectures. The structures made of stone were very reminiscent of European bastions. It didn't lack any style, but it was definitely made for combat. It's understandable, it's located between the borders of two other nations. Cragwar is sorrounded by thick walls, but the city itself generally has a square shaped look. The residential housings are mostly made of wood, some dragonwood, some fine cedar from the north, and even Shadukarian wood. It's all sort of variety. =====

The people are mixed here after all, and ever since the peace brought by the Treaty of the Thronehold, they haven't really had a reason to leave. There's good work here. Since the town was close to the mountains, that means mining jobs are everywhere. Hear: The constant sound of horses clacking against the damp soil filled the air. These magebred beasts pulled wagons filled with iron, silver, and mithril. Sometimes gems too. Occassionally, you'd pick the noise of miners refining these solid materials into tinier fragments before processing them.

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Smell:The subtle scent of burning coal or other metallic materials is in the air. There are tons of forges here. On top of that, there's also the factories that produced the solid goods in bulk orders. =====


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