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'''Degalia''' lies in the [[Vale of Tears]] in central eastern Darkon near [[Sidnar]] and equidistant, as the [[crow]] flies at least, from [[Maykle]] and [[Nevuchar Springs]]. It is built on [[Lake Korst]] at the mouth of the [[Foaming River]], part of it straddling the [[river]] in fact. It is connected to the rest of [[Darkon]] principally by [[riverboat|riverboats]] reaching the Vuchar via Lake Korst and the [[Khourx River]]. It is connected to [[Karg]] by a maze of country roads and to [[Sidnar]] by the [[The Ascent]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 41-42">[[Gaz II]] p. 41-42</ref>
 
'''Delagia''' lies in the [[Vale of Tears]] in central eastern Darkon near [[Sidnar]] and equidistant, as the [[crow]] flies at least, from [[Maykle]] and [[Nevuchar Springs]]. It is built on [[Lake Korst]] at the mouth of the [[Foaming River]], part of it straddling the [[river]] in fact. It is connected to the rest of [[Darkon]] principally by [[riverboat|riverboats]] reaching the Vuchar via Lake Korst and the [[Khourx River]]. It is connected to [[Karg]] by a maze of country roads and to [[Sidnar]] by the [[The Ascent]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 41-42">[[Gaz II]] p. 41-42</ref>


The [[Small Town|town]] has a population of 1,500 and is overwelmingly home to [[Halfling|halflings]]. Much of the place is literally built over Lake Korst and straddles the Foaming River. The town square is, however, on terra firma. The Ascent departs from it to the east.<ref name="Gaz II p. 41-42">[[Gaz II]] p. 41-42</ref>
The [[Small Town|town]] has a population of 1,500 and is overwelmingly home to [[Halfling|halflings]]. Much of the place is literally built over Lake Korst and straddles the Foaming River. The town square is, however, on terra firma. The Ascent departs from it to the east.<ref name="Gaz II p. 41-42">[[Gaz II]] p. 41-42</ref>
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==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Latest revision as of 08:47, 27 September 2026

Delagia lies in the Vale of Tears in central eastern Darkon near Sidnar and equidistant, as the crow flies at least, from Maykle and Nevuchar Springs. It is built on Lake Korst at the mouth of the Foaming River, part of it straddling the river in fact. It is connected to the rest of Darkon principally by riverboats reaching the Vuchar via Lake Korst and the Khourx River. It is connected to Karg by a maze of country roads and to Sidnar by the The Ascent.[1]

The town has a population of 1,500 and is overwelmingly home to halflings. Much of the place is literally built over Lake Korst and straddles the Foaming River. The town square is, however, on terra firma. The Ascent departs from it to the east.[1]

Chronology

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Requiem: The Grim Harvest - Necropolis
Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II

Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II - p42

Ravenloft Third Edition - pp34, 116
Domains of Dread - p34
Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I - pp244-245
Requiem: The Grim Harvest - Necropolis - pp7-8
The Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens - p13
Van Richten's Guide to The Created - pp54-55
Realm of Terror - p67
Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II - pp41-42

Requiem: The Grim Harvest - poster map


  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Gaz II p. 41-42