Dynnegall
Town in Moonshae Isles
Dynnegall is a small village on a marshy lake on the island of Moray in the Moonshae Isles, said by the soldiers posted there to be the most dangerous post in the islands.
Peat smoke hangs over a marshy lakeshore, soldiers pace a battered stockade, and the dark hills beyond hide the war bands that have burned the village before.
Dynnegall at a glance
- Type & size
- Village
- Allegiance & rule
- Allegiance: Held for the High King of the Moonshaes (late 15th century DR)
- People & culture
- The Ffolk, with a garrison of the high king's soldiers
- Key exports & trade
- Peat for fuel
- Kryne, a nourishing marsh plant
Overview
Dynnegall lies on the north-east shore of Lac Dynnegall, about fifteen miles south of Caer Moray along a poor dirt track through the Shannyth valley. The lake and the nearby Breasal Marsh give the villagers peat for fuel and kryne, a nourishing plant.
The village has been wiped out by monsters several times, and in the late 15th century DR it suffered attacks by the Black Blood Tribe several times a year. The high king's soldiers keep trade flowing to and from it, and those who survive a posting there come home with plenty of stories.
At the table
- The garrison of Dynnegall has sent no report for a month.
On the map
Roads from Dynnegall
- Caer MorayBy sea · 22 mi
- RogarsheimBy sea · 167 mi
- Iron KeepBy sea · 171 mi
- FarviewBy sea · 202 mi
- Caer CorwellBy sea · 375 mi
Regions nearby
- GwynnethIsland · ~60 mi north-east
Nearby places
- Caer MorayTown · ~15 mi
- FarviewTown · ~30 mi
- Iron KeepFortress · ~102 mi
- RogarsheimTown · ~130 mi
- Caer CorwellTown · ~145 mi
- Caer WestphalTown · ~247 mi
Distances as the crow flies, measured on our map.