Vorgebirge

The Vorgebirge is, as its name suggests, a bridge over the Vorge River. It was constructed by a local nobleman, Hertua Laaki Ponjoinen, in 602 to commemorate the centenary of the Battle of Vorgebirge. 
The bridge crosses the Vorge at the ford the battle was fought over. It is a stone arch bridge one one hundred and twenty metres long, with piles every thirty metres. The stone is black marble, imported from Suren's Desert at great cost to the Hertua.
It is speculated that the underlying reason Ponjoinen constructed such a vast and lavish bridge was to appease the spirits of the fallen and stop the apparent hauntings in the area. Unfortunately the bridge seems to have had no effect, and the area is still considered cursed.
Category:Buildings