| La nature sauvage et ténébreuse de Caed Myrkvid | |
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| Détails | |
Inventaire/ emplacement |
Livres |
Catégorie |
Objet ordinaire |
Type |
Livre |
Source |
Butin / Achat |
Prix de base |
10 
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Prix de vente |
2 – 3
|
Prix d'achat |
24
|
Poids |
0 
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This book can be purchased from the Ducal camerlengo. Other copies of this book can be found in the following locations:
- Crypt inside the Abandoned Temple to the Prophet Lebioda
- In house on corner north-northeast of Ambassade nilfgaardienne marker in Ville Haute.
- One of the houses around the wine festival marketplace, east-northeast of La Faisanderie in Ville Haute.
- In house around Grand-place.
- In a house in San Sebastian (×3).
Entrée de journal
- In the northwestern region of the duchy of Toussaint, past the Blessure River, there lies the forest of Caed Myrkvid – a druidic sanctuary which, as the result of treaties signed with the duchy's rulers, enjoys full autonomy in its internal affairs.
- The forest is one of the main reserves of the Beauclair oak – a significant component of the local cooperage industry. With ecological balance in mind and following agreements between the Coopers’ Guild and the flaminica (the leader of the circle), oak felling in the forest is currently subject to strict supervision.
- In 1267, when the flaminica granted asylum to druids from Caed Dhu in Angren, fighting broke out within the sanctuary. The bandits who tried to escape justice in the forest were burnt alive in wicker hags to set an example. Since then, the borders of Caed Myrkvid have been protected by strong magical barriers and, to be honest, I would not recommend visiting this region without an invitation from the flaminica.
- From Petrin Falesand's Guide to Toussaint