While working on an adventure for my players, I noticed that A) there’s a
river that separates Osoerde from Roesone and Aerenwe; and B) that this
river has no name. I checked all my maps and the Roesone domain sourcebook,
but I could find no reference to this river anywhere.
Now to the question: Is this river named anywhere? On the likelihood that
it’s not currently named, what should it be named? If it once flowed
through the Erebanien, I suggest “Erebanien” as the name. Some folks in
Roesone might have taken to calling it the “Hartsfence”, as it marks the
end of the authority of the Baroness (or Baron) of the Black Hart.
Comments anyone? Other name suggestions? Or maybe it is named somewhere
that I haven’t looked…
> While working on an adventure for my players, I noticed that A) there’s a
> river that separates Osoerde from Roesone and Aerenwe; and B) that this
> river has no name. I checked all my maps and the Roesone domain
sourcebook,
> but I could find no reference to this river anywhere.
>
> Now to the question: Is this river named anywhere? On the likelihood that
> it’s not currently named, what should it be named? If it once flowed
> through the Erebanien, I suggest “Erebanien” as the name. Some folks in
> Roesone might have taken to calling it the “Hartsfence”, as it marks the
> end of the authority of the Baroness (or Baron) of the Black Hart.
>
> Comments anyone? Other name suggestions? Or maybe it is named somewhere
> that I haven’t looked…
My players always referred to it as “the river”…maybe that doesn’t help,
but…
I made up a “Player’s Secrets” style map of Osoerde a while back and couldn’t
find the name of the river either. I just made something up and called it The
River Aerenwe. If ya want ta see the map I did It’s posted on Darkstar’s web
page.
Blastin
> While working on an adventure for my players, I noticed that A) there’s a
> river that separates Osoerde from Roesone and Aerenwe; and B) that this
> river has no name. I checked all my maps and the Roesone domain sourcebook,
> but I could find no reference to this river anywhere.
>
> Now to the question: Is this river named anywhere? On the likelihood that
> it’s not currently named, what should it be named? If it once flowed
> through the Erebanien, I suggest “Erebanien” as the name. Some folks in
> Roesone might have taken to calling it the “Hartsfence”, as it marks the
> end of the authority of the Baroness (or Baron) of the Black Hart.
>
> Comments anyone? Other name suggestions? Or maybe it is named somewhere
> that I haven’t looked…
I one game I ran, we called it “Battlezone”…
Anyway, I would call it River Aerenwe or perhaps Cariele River, since
Cariele is the largest city it flows past.
Andreas Kjeldsen
morkitar@dadlnet.dk
ICQ# 12703652
> While working on an adventure for my players, I noticed that A) there’s a
> river that separates Osoerde from Roesone and Aerenwe; and B) that this
> river has no name. I checked all my maps and the Roesone domain sourcebook,
> but I could find no reference to this river anywhere.
The Name is given in the Book of Priestcraft, in the section on Nesirie
(p. 32, 1st col. end of third full paragraph). It’s called the Berendor
River. I remember because I was playing the ETN in a PBeM when the BoP
came out.
> While working on an adventure for my players, I noticed that A) there’s a
> river that separates Osoerde from Roesone and Aerenwe; and B) that this
> river has no name. I checked all my maps and the Roesone domain sourcebook,
> but I could find no reference to this river anywhere.
The Name is given in the Book of Priestcraft, in the section on Nesirie
(p. 32, 1st col. end of third full paragraph). It’s called the Berendor
River. I remember because I was playing the ETN in a PBeM when the BoP
came out.
