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Krofburg is a fairly well-off [[Barovian]] [[village]] located in [[Barovia]] on [[Mount Ghakis]]. The locals have had success [[herding]] [[goat]]s and fermenting [[wine]] as well as a local [[beer]] called [[Stout Heart]]. The people are of typical Barovian stock and show a similarly tactiturn, withdrawn mentality. However, they are (quite unusual for Barovians) quite welcoming of the [[Vistani]], whom they depend on for some [[trade]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide]] p. 80-82</ref>
Krofburg is a fairly well-off [[Barovian]] [[village]] located in [[Barovia]] on [[Mount Ghakis]]. The locals have had success [[herding]] [[goat]]s and fermenting [[wine]] as well as a local [[beer]] called [[Stout Heart]]. The people are of typical Barovian stock and show a similarly tactiturn, withdrawn mentality. However, they are (quite unusual for Barovians) quite welcoming of the [[Vistani]], whom they depend on for some [[trade]]. Local [[holiday]]s include a yearly [[Krofburg Harvest Day|harvest day]] in the fall.<ref>[[Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide]] p. 80-82</ref>
 
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Krofburg is a fairly well-off Barovian village located in Barovia on Mount Ghakis. The locals have had success herding goats and fermenting wine as well as a local beer called Stout Heart. The people are of typical Barovian stock and show a similarly tactiturn, withdrawn mentality. However, they are (quite unusual for Barovians) quite welcoming of the Vistani, whom they depend on for some trade. Local holidays include a yearly harvest day in the fall.[1]

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