The 10 Day Road

The 10 Day road earned its name because each settlement is about a day's worth of walking away from each other. A trip from one end to another, with stops for the night in each town, would, unsurprisingly, take 10 days. The road is wide enough for 2 carts to pass each other in most places. It's Paved in cobblestone through most of the towns but is packed dirt in between.

Purpose / Function

This 300-mile road, is the main artery of the Western Imperial Holdings. It connects the 11 towns and cities along the Troder River.

Tourism

The port city of Neudorf at the southern terminus of the road is the holy city for the goddess Waukeen in the West. Yearly; pilgrims walk to the headwaters and back along the trade route, wild parties are often held in these towns during the pilgrimage. 
Beyond that, most locals are annoyed by clueless tourists clogging up the road.

Alternative Names

The Road

Type

Road

Parent Location

Neudorf

Owning Organization

Western Imperial Holdings