Silver Mines
From the journal Coen keeps.
Vale Sangora is a place of many riches, some of them – like silver – hidden deep underground. It’s this precious metal that first drew people to our remote valley – and the foundation upon which the city of Svartrau was built.
For hundreds of years, Vale Sangora was a land of miners, but all that changed two years ago. Since silver is one of the few things that can weaken a vrakhir, Brencis ordered all the mines to close. As for the men who had worked there, they became farmers. And not many of them complained, since there's hardly any tougher job than mining.
Still, the silver is there, waiting to be used against Brencis and his court.
Documents that mention it
Words it uses
- VrakhirA vampire, singular. The plural is vrakhiri, and the game writes both in lower case. Coen's night shape is the vrakhir form.
- The CourtThe in-game menu that tracks Brencis's regime: each vassal's anger, your Infamy, and the Edicts in force.
- Court ActivitiesQuests that raise a specific vassal's anger. There are 41 across the three of them.
- Vale SangoraThe fictional 14th-century kingdom the game takes place in, set in the Carpathian Mountains. The year is 1347.
- SvartrauThe capital, the court's seat, and home to the Cathedral and Silverkreis.
- The ManumitThe rebellion against Brencis's regime. Crake is one of its leaders.