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{{Village_infobox|villagename=Caer Witrin|patron=[[Scarlatti]]|allies=The [[Divine Order]] of [[Scarlatti]]}} | {{Village_infobox|villagename=Caer Witrin|image=https://wiki.achaea.com/mediawiki/images/7/74/Caerwitrin-map.png|patron=[[Scarlatti]]|allies=The [[Divine Order]] of [[Scarlatti]], [[Genji]]}} | ||
'''Caer Witrin''' is a quiet, snow-covered town of artisans high in the [[Vashnar Mountains#Southern Vashnars|Southern Vashnars]]. | '''Caer Witrin''' is a quiet, snow-covered town of artisans high in the [[Vashnar Mountains#Southern Vashnars|Southern Vashnars]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Caer Witrin was rebuilt by Lord [[Scarlatti]] and given as a gift to His affianced, Lady [[Selene]]. Shortly after the joyous opening of the town, Lady Selene fell ill | Caer Witrin was rebuilt by Lord [[Scarlatti]] and given as a gift to His affianced, Lady [[Selene]]. Shortly after the joyous opening of the town, Lady Selene fell ill. It was discovered with Lady [[Mithraea|Mithraea's]] aid that loving one, even one like Lord Scarlatti, more than another, was causing her travail. The engagement was then broken, but the town remains as a testament to the love of a [[God]] for a Goddess. | ||
Late in the year 444 AF, a loud roar alerted citizens of nearby [[Cyrene]] to a horrible tragedy. A peddler travelling the [[Cyrenian Highway]] to deliver new tools to the artists of the village was mauled by the snow tiger, [[Grimlath]]. Without their tools, artists halted production of commissioned artwork and now sell only their own, predesigned pieces. | Late in the year 444 AF, a loud roar alerted citizens of nearby [[Cyrene]] to a horrible tragedy. A peddler travelling the [[Cyrenian Highway]] to deliver new tools to the artists of the village was mauled by the snow tiger, [[Grimlath]]. Without their tools, artists halted production of commissioned artwork and now sell only their own, predesigned pieces. | ||