Whitsun Measow

Whitsun Measow is an unwalled settlement with a few well-built houses at the center and a sea of huts, hovels, and tents surrounding them. Originally an ordinary village, bandits took it over in 3514 I.R. and converted it into a stronghold for outlaws and heretics. The “King” of Whitsun Measow is a bandit chief named Lum Yandly who accumulated a small army of 150 outlaws from dispossessed peasants, heretics, and ordinary bandits before deciding to set up a permanent base. The village is now host to all kinds of refugees from justice.

Settlement

Whitsun Measow, Village of

Population

253 (Foerdewaith)

Ruler

Lum Yandly, “King Lum”

Government

overlord

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Type

Village

Owning Organization

Exeter Province