Hrofaes Caester
Hrofaes Caester has seen its fair share of battles and triumphs. Its stones whisper the secrets of empires long forgotten.
A bastion of civilization in the verdant embrace of the countryside, a crown of stone and timber jutting from the earth. The Thames wraps around it like a silver serpent, its banks a natural moat.
The walls, high and proud, bear witness to the Roman craftsmanship that has been meticulously maintained and expanded upon. The red tiles of the rooftops gleam like a freshly drawn bloodline, a testament to our might. Within, the sprawling complex is a maze of courtyards, storerooms, and residential areas.
The central keep, tall and stoic, stands as a sentinel over all, the crest of Eorcenberht flies alongside that of Centware fluttering proudly in the breeze.
Hrofaes Caester is the heart of the second diocese of Centware, and the seat of the Bishop Paulinus of York.
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