Heldren

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Heldren
(City)

Nation
Region
Size
Population
171
Demographics
Government
Council
Alignment
Ruler
Councilor Ionnia Teppen
Leader
Source: The Snows of Summer, pg(s). 63–65
Information as of 4713 AR.

The peasant village of Heldren is located in the Sophra Prefecture1 of southern Taldor, close to the Border Wood.2

History

Despite its proximity to Qadira, Heldren quickly recovered from the Grand Campaign after its end in 4603 AR due to its small size and well-organized town council. It was otherwise an unremarkable example of small towns in Taldor until 4713 AR, when the event would become known as the Heldren Freeze occurred.3

During the Freeze, portals created small pockets of perpetual winter weather in several parts of the Inner Sea region's midsummer, particularly one six miles southwest of Heldren, and disgorged invading winter-touched fey from Irrisen.45 The weather later stabilized, though winters in the area remain unusually harsh, and the region has become infested with ice scamps.6 Few in Heldren know of the town's resulting connection to the nearly identical Irriseni village of Waldsby.7

Inhabitants

See also: Category:Heldren/Inhabitants

Heldren is the rural home to woodcutters, livestock herders, and farmers who are largely disinterested in Taldor's many political schemes and conspiracies.7

References

Paizo published a major article about Heldren in The Snows of Summer.

For additional as-yet unincorporated sources about this subject, see the Meta page.

  1. Mark Moreland, et al. Taldor, the First Empire, inside front cover. Paizo Inc., 2017
  2. Robert G. McCreary. Heldren” in The Snows of Summer, 62ff. Paizo Inc., 2013
  3. James Case, et al. “Mirrors and Imposters” in Dark Archive, 117. Paizo Inc., 2022
  4. Neil Spicer. “The Snows of Summer” in The Snows of Summer, 8–9. Paizo Inc., 2013
  5. This refers to the events of The Snows of Summer.
  6. Mark Moreland, et al. “Gazetteer” in Taldor, the First Empire, 34. Paizo Inc., 2017
  7. 7.0 7.1 Judy Bauer, et al. “Welcome Home” in Towns of the Inner Sea, 2. Paizo Inc., 2013