Ravensdawn

The sprawling capital city of Bruxia. It is overseen by the First Minister of Bruxia, who is currently Lord Wolton. The narrow labyrinthine streets provide dark spaces and safe havens for all sorts of undead. While underneath the surface a vast necropolis spreads almost as far as the city itself.

A permanent fog hangs over the city, giving it an eerie unnatural feeling, whilst also allowing undead to roam through the streets during the day.

The Unnamed Party arrived in Ravensdawn after traveling through a portal from Hollowheart. After arriving they caught the ire of Samheim Macabre, whilst rescuing a group of dwarves from execution.

## Notable Citizens

There have been many notable citizens of Ravensdawn throughout the years, here are but a few listed below:

* Lord Wolton - The First Minister of Bruxia. This lich and powerful sorcerer has been head of House Wolton and the ruling first minister for nearly 20 years.
* Samheim Macabre - The chief of security and spymaster of Bruxia. Samheim is a vampire and former detective. He utilities a legion of wraiths and a strange red mist to keep the people of Bruxia on a tight leash for Lord Wolton.
* Sir Byrant - The War Minister of Bruxia. This death knight commands the armies of Bruxia and diligently follows Lord Wolton's instructions to the letter. He was trained by the Black Knight, and wields the Black Razor.
* Lucian Dermanche - The chief arcane advisor to Bruxia. He is an osteomancer who used to serve House Canith, before his dismissal. He was given the post by Lord Wolton in 722 AP.
* Bertrand Armanster - The head cleric of the Church of Nerull. He finds the separation of his faith and the rule of Bruxia to be a constant frustration; which Lord Wolton seemingly cares little for.
* Gunter - the tea-obsessed skeletal servant of Lucian Dermanche.
* Charles the Ghoul - a survivor of the 1st Siege of Caldor, who fled to Ravensdawn and opened up The Blacksmith's Arms.

## Notable Landmarks

There are many notable buildings and landmarks within the city of Ravensdawn, here are a few of them listed below:

* The Parliament of Bruxia - A vast castle situated within the center of Bruxia, it is where the first minister and his elected peers gather to discuss matters of the realm; it has been Lord Wolton's base of operations for many years.
* The Church of Nerull - The largest church within the city; it honours Nerull, the god of death. It is one of the largest churches to Nerull on the continent and is overseen by Bertrand Armanster.
* Lucian's Tower - A wizard's tower, partly made from stone and partly from the bones of the deceased, this grim construction stands alone outside of the walls of Ravensdawn on the eastern side of the city. Lucian splits his time between here and the town of Potterdown.
* The Necropolis - Underneath Ravensdawn is a vast array of tunnels, crypts and caverns. It is home to all manners of undead who fear the light of day. It is a thriving community of flea markets and antiquities shops. Living creatures are seldom seen down here.
* The All Hallows Theatre - A octagonal open-air theatre that stages operas and various plays. It also serves as Samheim Macabre's headquarters.
* Byrant Manor - The ancestoral home of Sir Byrant.
* Heavy Petal - A strange closed down flower shop; which serves as an entrance to The World Serpent Inn.
* The Blacksmith's Arms - a small inn in the merchant district, that Dimble Sheppen owns.
* The Dog and Flagon - a notorious bar frequented by bounty hunters, assassins and thieves; located in the market district of the city. It was fireballed by Otis Monsentrio.