Svartrau Cathedral
From the journal Coen keeps.
Until Greifberg Castle was built, the most impressive structure in Svartrau was its cathedral, dedicated to St. Mihai.
It stands where the first church in Vale Sangora used to be – the one built by Tobias, the patron saint of the valley. The cathedral replaced the old church almost two hundred years ago. Over the years, it's been rebuilt many times and additions have been added, so as the city grew bigger, so did its church.
And then, a year after Brencis took over (almost to the day), one of the towers started to crumble. Nobody knew why – it hadn't been struck by lightning or weakened by heavy rains... But of course, people started whispering it was a bad omen, or a punishment for trying to cover the saints's images with Brencis's own likeness.
This only made Brencis double down on his efforts to reclaim the cathedral for him and his new faith, the Blood Covenant. He is adamant about rebuilding the tower before the winter – larger and sturdier than it was before.
Documents that mention it
- The History of Svartrau Cathedral221 words
- From Life of St. Mihai78 words
- Bibliotheca Cathedralis Index80 words
- Note about the Almshouse103 words
- The Secret History of Vale Sangora VIII104 words
- Craftsman's Journal141 words
- History of Vale Sangora: Part Two160 words
- The First Blood Mass183 words
- Svartrau: The Heart of Vale Sangora227 words
- Saint Mihai: The God's Warrior280 words
- Saint Tobias: The One-Armed Monk302 words
Words it uses
- The CourtThe in-game menu that tracks Brencis's regime: each vassal's anger, your Infamy, and the Edicts in force.
- 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.