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[[Rivalis]] is a [[small city]] located in [[Darkon]], within the [[Forest of Shadows]]. | [[Rivalis]] is a [[small city]] located in [[Darkon]], within the [[Forest of Shadows]] north of [[Lake Placid]]. Its proximity to [[Lamordia]] allows Rivalis to serve as a bridge for trade and travel from Larmodia to Darkon and vice versa. Rivalis also holds a large majority [[halfling]] population.<ref>[[Gazetter II]] p. 52-53</ref> | ||
==[[:category:Locations in Rivalis|Locations in Rivalis]]== | |||
*[[The Crystal Garden]] | |||
*[[The Old Waypoint]] | |||
*[[Traveler's End]] | |||
*[[Two Brothers]] | |||
==[[:category:Inhabitants of Rivalis|Inhabitants of Rivalis]]== | |||
*[[Gayle Tallgallows]] | |||
*[[Witness Ewing]] | |||
==[[:category:Streets of Rivalis|Streets of Rivalis]]== | |||
==Law and Order in Rivalis== | |||
*[[Baron Arian Windfoot]] | |||
*[[Chief Constable Schulyer von Anbach]] | |||
==Other Information== | |||
[[Rudolph van Richten]]'s childhood home of [[Richten Haus]] was located there. [[Galf Kloggin]] operates out of the nearby forest. | |||
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Rivalis is a small city located in Darkon, within the Forest of Shadows north of Lake Placid. Its proximity to Lamordia allows Rivalis to serve as a bridge for trade and travel from Larmodia to Darkon and vice versa. Rivalis also holds a large majority halfling population.[1]
Locations in Rivalis
Inhabitants of Rivalis
Streets of Rivalis
Law and Order in Rivalis
Other Information
Rudolph van Richten's childhood home of Richten Haus was located there. Galf Kloggin operates out of the nearby forest.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Requiem: The Grim Harvest - Necropolis | |
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Ravenloft Third Edition - pp34,116 | ||
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Requiem: The Grim Harvest - poster map |
- ↑ Gazetter II p. 52-53
