Notable Locations

Counts Estate
The largest building in the village belongs to Count Byron Eyrewell. His estate has been built from the garrison that originally served the village in the first days it was founded. Though the count keeps mostly to himself in his private quarters, portions of his estate are open to the public. The estate is used to draft letters and laws, count collected taxes, and conduct all matters of business important to the village.
Farmland
A vast amount of farmland covers the area around the Hill. Farmers in the village routinely make the trek to Hilltop each day to sell their crops and livestock.
The top of the hill is the main community area of the village. Residents travel here to trade or sell their wares daily, and all matters of the village’s laws or trials happen here. This area is simply referred to as “Hilltop” to the village’s residents.
Lightlow pond
The small stream that runs southward past the village juts off into Lightlow Pond, a small body of fresh water just at the northern base of the hill. The pond is named for the Lightlow family, whose residence is built upon its shore. The Lightlows fish the pond regularly for sport, and many travelers enjoy the quaint appeal the small fishing hole offers.