Place
Reik’s Gate
Reik’s Gate is a town with a local temple of repentance served by the clergy of Amarath. Leylanda, a worshipper of Viridia, serves there under that clergy.1
Notes
- ↑BookMercenary Compendium, p. 98
Sources
This article draws on:
- MCMercenary Compendium(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 98
In Reik’s Gate
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