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	== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==		== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==
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	My cab coach crossed an old tollhouse marking the former border of [[Dorvinia]] during the short trip to [[Ilvin]]. Ilvin straddles the deep clefts where the [[Strecura River]] joins the [[Vasha River\|Vasha]]. The [[Scythe Highway]] continues through Ilvin, forming its main thoroughfare as it curves north. The bulk of Ilvin — known informally as the ~~“Flesh Quarter”~~ — sits on the western banks of the Vasha, its fortifications solid and secure. [[Ghiare Keep]] rises near the center of town, alongside the Vasha. This garish structure of red brick and verdigris-stained copper is the central armory for the [[Borcan militia]], erected here in 730 BC so reinforcements could be sent quickly anywhere along the [[Falkovnia\|Falkovnian]] border. The surrounding town is perhaps the least aesthetically appealing in the country. In addition to its role as a trade waypoint, Ilvin is the heart of Borca’s leatherworking industry. Every year, [[Steading]] herdsmen and lowland trappers bring their animals here to market. Southern Ilvin is given over to slaughterhouses and tanneries, and the sickly stench of blood and death hangs heavy over the surrounding slums during the warmer months.		My cab coach crossed an old tollhouse marking the former border of [[Dorvinia]] during the short trip to [[Ilvin]]. Ilvin straddles the deep clefts where the [[Strecura River]] joins the [[Vasha River\|Vasha]]. The [[Scythe Highway]] continues through Ilvin, forming its main thoroughfare as it curves north. The bulk of Ilvin — known informally as the “[[Flesh Quarter]]” — sits on the western banks of the Vasha, its fortifications solid and secure. [[Ghiare Keep]] rises near the center of town, alongside the Vasha. This garish structure of red brick and verdigris-stained copper is the central armory for the [[Borcan militia]], erected here in 730 BC so reinforcements could be sent quickly anywhere along the [[Falkovnia\|Falkovnian]] border. The surrounding town is perhaps the least aesthetically appealing in the country. In addition to its role as a trade waypoint, Ilvin is the heart of Borca’s leatherworking industry. Every year, [[Steading]] herdsmen and lowland trappers bring their animals here to market. Southern Ilvin is given over to slaughterhouses and tanneries, and the sickly stench of blood and death hangs heavy over the surrounding slums during the warmer months.

	A graceful [[temple]] of Ezra stands near the main marketplace in the northern half of town. The temple is relatively humble, but its clergy take great pride that [[Praesidius Postoya]] once served among them. Another temple is all but hidden in the slaughterhouse slums, a ramshackle structure maintained by a sole priest of the [[Morninglord]]. The temperamental old [[Barovian]] seemed intent on being left alone with his stacks of [[books]], reacting with deep suspicion to my most innocuous questions. A [[Stone Toll Bridge (Ilvin) \| stone toll bridge]] crosses the Vasha just above the mouth of the Strecura, leading to the smaller but more spacious Lord’s Quarter, home to the guild houses and [[manors]] of Ilvin’s elite. Here one also finds the home of [[Baron Olszanik]], Ilvin’s [[stapan]]. A cruel and unpopular fellow, the baron breeds and trains attack [[dogs]] as a pastime, turning them on condemned [[criminals]] and using them to patrol his [[estate]]. “Dogs are more loyal than men,” he remarked.		A graceful [[temple]] of Ezra stands near the main marketplace in the northern half of town. The temple is relatively humble, but its clergy take great pride that [[Praesidius Postoya]] once served among them. Another temple is all but hidden in the slaughterhouse slums, a ramshackle structure maintained by a sole priest of the [[Morninglord]]. The temperamental old [[Barovian]] seemed intent on being left alone with his stacks of [[books]], reacting with deep suspicion to my most innocuous questions. A [[Stone Toll Bridge (Ilvin) \| stone toll bridge]] crosses the Vasha just above the mouth of the Strecura, leading to the smaller but more spacious [[Lord’s Quarter]], home to the guild houses and [[manors]] of Ilvin’s elite. Here one also finds the home of [[Baron Olszanik]], Ilvin’s [[stapan]]. A cruel and unpopular fellow, the baron breeds and trains attack [[dogs]] as a pastime, turning them on condemned [[criminals]] and using them to patrol his [[estate]]. “Dogs are more loyal than men,” he remarked.

	=== Where to Stay in Ilvin ===		=== Where to Stay in Ilvin ===

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	Ilvin is a town located originally in [[Dorvinia]] but is now in [[Borca]] following the merging of the two realms during [[the Grand Conjunction]].		Ilvin is a town located originally in [[Dorvinia]] but is now in [[Borca]] following the merging of the two realms during [[the Grand Conjunction]].

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			Ilvin is a town located originally in [[Dorvinia]] but is now in [[Borca]] following the merging of the two realms during [[the Grand Conjunction]].

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	Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.		Ilvin<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.
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	~~{{canon-small}}Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].~~

	== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==		== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==

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	Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.		Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.
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	{{canon-small}}Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].		{{canon-small}}Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].

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			{{potential-canon}}
	Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.		Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.

	Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].		{{canon-small}}Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].

	== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==		== Gaz IV Missing Notes.<ref name=ref1>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gaz4 Author's Notes]</ref> ==
			{{potential-canon}}
	My cab coach crossed an old tollhouse marking the former border of [[Dorvinia]] during the short trip to [[Ilvin]]. Ilvin straddles the deep clefts where the [[Strecura River]] joins the [[Vasha River\|Vasha]]. The [[Scythe Highway]] continues through Ilvin, forming its main thoroughfare as it curves north. The bulk of Ilvin — known informally as the “Flesh Quarter” — sits on the western banks of the Vasha, its fortifications solid and secure. [[Ghiare Keep]] rises near the center of town, alongside the Vasha. This garish structure of red brick and verdigris-stained copper is the central armory for the [[Borcan militia]], erected here in 730 BC so reinforcements could be sent quickly anywhere along the [[Falkovnia\|Falkovnian]] border. The surrounding town is perhaps the least aesthetically appealing in the country. In addition to its role as a trade waypoint, Ilvin is the heart of Borca’s leatherworking industry. Every year, [[Steading]] herdsmen and lowland trappers bring their animals here to market. Southern Ilvin is given over to slaughterhouses and tanneries, and the sickly stench of blood and death hangs heavy over the surrounding slums during the warmer months.		My cab coach crossed an old tollhouse marking the former border of [[Dorvinia]] during the short trip to [[Ilvin]]. Ilvin straddles the deep clefts where the [[Strecura River]] joins the [[Vasha River\|Vasha]]. The [[Scythe Highway]] continues through Ilvin, forming its main thoroughfare as it curves north. The bulk of Ilvin — known informally as the “Flesh Quarter” — sits on the western banks of the Vasha, its fortifications solid and secure. [[Ghiare Keep]] rises near the center of town, alongside the Vasha. This garish structure of red brick and verdigris-stained copper is the central armory for the [[Borcan militia]], erected here in 730 BC so reinforcements could be sent quickly anywhere along the [[Falkovnia\|Falkovnian]] border. The surrounding town is perhaps the least aesthetically appealing in the country. In addition to its role as a trade waypoint, Ilvin is the heart of Borca’s leatherworking industry. Every year, [[Steading]] herdsmen and lowland trappers bring their animals here to market. Southern Ilvin is given over to slaughterhouses and tanneries, and the sickly stench of blood and death hangs heavy over the surrounding slums during the warmer months.

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	Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; Captain Ciprian Stricatti, male human Ftr10. Important Characters: Sentire Olivia Pustnic (anchorite), female human Clr4; Geier Turbatoff (cleric of the Morninglord), male human Clr8.		Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; [[Captain Ciprian Stricatti]], male human Ftr10. Important Characters: [[Sentire Olivia Pustnic]] ([[anchorite]]), female human Clr4; [[Geier Turbatoff]] (cleric of the [[Morninglord]]), male human Clr8.

	Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].		Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].

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	Ilvin (large town): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; Captain Ciprian Stricatti, male human Ftr10. Important Characters: Sentire Olivia Pustnic (anchorite), female human Clr4; Geier Turbatoff (cleric of the Morninglord), male human Clr8.		Ilvin ([[large town]]): Conventional; AL LE; 3,000 gp limit; Assets 615,000 gp; Population 4,100; Isolated (human 94%, halfling 5%, other 1%). Authority Figures: [[Baron Baldassarre Olszanik]], male human Ari7; Captain Ciprian Stricatti, male human Ftr10. Important Characters: Sentire Olivia Pustnic (anchorite), female human Clr4; Geier Turbatoff (cleric of the Morninglord), male human Clr8.

	Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].		Located originally in [[Dorvinia]], now in [[Borca]].
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	Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a [[drunken]] card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.		Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a [[drunken]] card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.
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	Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a [[drunken]] card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.		Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a [[drunken]] card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.
	~~<references/>~~		{{ref}}

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Cure: /* Where to Stay in Ilvin */

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Where to Stay in Ilvin

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	=== Where to Stay in Ilvin ===		=== Where to Stay in Ilvin ===

	Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a drunken card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.		Most travelers stopping over in Ilvin are drawn to the warm and lushly furnished rooms of the [[Black Hourglass]] (good quality rooms, common quality meals), by the north gate, though the cuisine is mediocre and the service inattentive. Indeed, most patrons seem to come to admire the inn’s alluring proprietor, a young widow who had scarcely wed the former proprietor before his funeral. The only notable competition is Gaspar’s Trifle (poor quality rooms, good quality meals), by the west gate and all too close to the slaughterhouses. Rumor has it that Gaspar won the lease in a [[drunken]] card game, and now begrudgingly runs the inn and gambling parlor simply to cover its rent. To combat the permeating stench, Gaspar plies his wealthier gamblers with a steady flow of complementary wines, ales, almonds, and imported tobacco.
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