Glanndrin

Glanndrin is the capital city of Glanoor, and is home to the royal family of King Julian and Queen Willow of Glanoor. The City recently has extended beyond the walls of original stronghold and now across the Pancora river.

Demographics
The Capital City and surrounding area houses approximately 100,000 inhabitants.
 * 65% Humans
 * 15% Dwarves
 * 9% Halflings
 * 3% Elves
 * 2% Dragonborns
 * 2% Gnomes
 * 4% Other

Glanoor Castle
The Glanoor family settled here and build a small keep a thousand years ago, and Glanndrin City has grown up around it. The castle was built after the Glanoor expansion, 400 years ago.

The Emerald Tower
Glanndrin‘s Teleportation Circle is controlled and operated by the Mage Guild Emerald Dawn inside their tower just outside of the city walls. They’re in good standing with the Royal Family and therefore city guard.

The Tower is a tourist attraction, as any only those proficient in the arcane arts may enter, but the rejection is harmless, and some even find the process thrilling and enjoyable.

The Tower contains a large arcane library, and magical research facilities.

Saint Cuthbert’s Cathedral
The largest temple in Glanndrin is the Cathedral to Saint Cuthbert, the Cathedral and its grounds takes up a whole city block. The head of the church is His Holiness Erik Farzan.

The Church of Pelor
The Temple of Pelor in Glanndrin is well attended and beloved, and it’s the second largest temple in the city.

The Dwarven Road
The south from the city runs along the Manchin River and leads to the Deephorn stronghold. The road passes ruins of a previous dwarven settlements from the long past war.

The Mountain Pass
The road east from Glanndrin runs through the mountains and the most passable point toward Fallkirk. It is a difficult but lucrative road as Fallkirk and Glanndrin ofter much to trade each other.

Glanoor's Watch
A tower dating back to Glanoor's expansionist period, this fortification still stands as an inspection point on The Mountain Pass road, as well as on The Capital Road before entering the city.