Trefybontnewydd

Trefybontnewydd is a village in central Prydow which is located along the Long Highway, east of the Temple Grounds and south of Llatidos and Pentrif Smeagol.
The village is known for its adjacency to the New Bridge directly east of it, after which it is named, as well as an impressive Tyr, granting reasonable views of the surrounding landscape. Across the river lies Trefys Castle, a small Pemblish castle built around 510BGE, which is the centre of military government in the region. 
Every year on Ymarfer Dydd ("Practice Day"), the villagefolk stage an enactment of a siege on a model castle, much to the consternation of the local Pemblish garrison. Petitions to the local government to "enhance the festival" by allowing a mock assault on Trefys castle have been consistently refused.
The village was the birthplace of Yfred the Lucky, the noted alchemist and author of A Modern Compendium of Medicinal Herbs.
Trefybontnewydd is surrounded on all sides by forest, and is currently unconnected to the Prydowan Underground Railway - however this is due to change with construction beginning on Phase 3 of the project.
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