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Garenbrig is the green-aligned court of the Realm on the plane of Eldraine.[1] It borders on Vantress and the Wilds.
Description
Unlike Vantress and Ardenvale with their many villages and towns, the border region of Garenbrig appears desolate and uncultivated. The roads are walled and standing stones cluster in mysterious formations on hilltops.
Garenbrig is ruled by King Yorvo, a giant. The giants of Garenbrig threw off human kings generations ago, but they honor the human High King. Garenbrig exemplifies the virtue of Strength, and is home to the Great Henge, which can be used to travel between locations on the plane. Everything that inhabits Garenbrig is affected by the wild magic flowing through the Henge. The symbol of Garenbrig is a pair of hammers. The knights of Garenbrig dress in mail coats covered with green tabards, and wear their hair long. Some of them ride on bears.
The Great Henge of Garenbrig is a puzzle as well as a test of strength.[2]
The castle and the henge
A huge stone outcropping juts out over a valley’s lower ground. Its southern end is rooted to the earth by stone and massive tree trunks, while the northern portion extends like a roof over flat earth beneath. A monolith too large even for giants to move has fallen to rest at an angle against the fixed end of the outcropping, like a ramp to the sky broken violently off. Trees tangle their way partway up the stone’s slope. Atop the outcropping standsthe Great Henge and its portal. Monoliths of ordinary size have been set up in concentric circles around the base of the outcropping. The valley itself is verdant with stone-walled orchards and winter-fallow gardens. Incised menhirs have been erected in circles, rows, and as isolated singletons throughout, like guardians. Bold mountains form a backdrop.
The actual castle is build beneath the outcropping of stone. The palace is a warren of rooms built into roots and rocks, paths worn into the stone floors by the uncountable footfalls of generations of inhabitants.
Other locations
- Edgewall Keep
In-game references
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References
- ↑ Kate Elliott (2019), Throne of Eldraine: The Wildered Quest, Penguin Random House
- ↑ Kelly Digges ([September 19, 2019). "Assigning writers against type was another awesome technique we used for MTGEldraine.". Twitter.
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