St. Tyna's Grove
A grove under a saint's name, in a valley where saints are not reassuring.
From Coen's journal
Back in the day, St. Tyna's convent was run like clockwork. I bet the prioress never complained of a shortage of candidates for the novitiate. If you were a third daughter with no dowry, or if you were giving your parents a hard time and 'needed some discipline', Saint Tyna's was where you ended up.
And then the plague came, and a wave of pilgrims flooded the convent. Some of them came to ask the saint for protection, others – already infected – to pray for a miracle. The sisters worked their fingers to the bone tending the sick… until, in the end, there was no one left. Rumour is, all the pilgrims died, and so did the nuns. The convent and the surrounding woods fell silent. But not for long...
What is marked here
- Shrine (fast travel)10
- Monster nest4
- Brencis's men2
- Destroyed shrine2
- House2
- Age of Heroes remnants1
- Enemy camp1
- Man against man1
- Tower1
24 marked places in St. Tyna's Grove, counted off the game's own map.
What the valley calls its places
- Crossroads Inn
- Pilgrim's Bridge
- Pilgrim's Trail
- Ruined Hut
- St. Tyna's Bosk
- St. Tyna's Chapterhouse
- St. Tyna's Convent
- St. Tyna's Grove Tower
- Stuga Bridge
- Stuga Marshes
- Stuga Twin Falls
- Woodland Outpost
12 names the game gives to places in St. Tyna's Grove, read off its own map pins. Names it reuses across the valley, such as Bandit Camp, are counted above instead.