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Patterborne is a tiny [[village]] in northeastern [[Borca]] on the west side of the [[Vasha River]], quite close to the border with [[Falkovnia]]. The [[road]]s to and from the village mostly ruined | Patterborne is a tiny [[village]] in northeastern [[Borca]] on the west side of the [[Vasha River]], quite close to the border with [[Falkovnia]]. The [[road]]s to and from the village are mostly ruined due to [[Falkovnia]]'s [[invasion]] years ago. In the fan-made [[Castle Falkenstein (Module)|Castle Falkenstein module]], several citizens of the village have been [[kidnapped]] to fuel the perverse [[ritual]]s performed by [[Colonel Hellmann]] in [[Castle Falkenstein (Location)|the castle that is the module's namesake.]]<ref>[[Quoth the Raven 4]] p. 54-56</ref> | ||
[[:category:Inhabitants of Patterborne|Inhabitants of Patterborne]] | |||
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[[category:Community]] | [[category:Community]] | ||
[[category:Community in Borca]] | |||
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[[category:Locations in Borca]] | [[category:Locations in Borca]] | ||
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Patterborne is a tiny village in northeastern Borca on the west side of the Vasha River, quite close to the border with Falkovnia. The roads to and from the village are mostly ruined due to Falkovnia's invasion years ago. In the fan-made Castle Falkenstein module, several citizens of the village have been kidnapped to fuel the perverse rituals performed by Colonel Hellmann in the castle that is the module's namesake.[1]
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- ↑ Quoth the Raven 4 p. 54-56