Valahuv
As of 4713 AR, Valahuv was a tiny town in the Sarkoris Scar that had resisted the invading demonic hordes of the Worldwound for over a century. Unfortunately, it drew the strength for its independence from its daemonic overlord Ommors, the Bringer of Twilight, who was worshiped as a goddess.12
Structure
The village had tall gated walls of stones cut from a nearby cliffside, making the town more difficult to notice from a distance. Small, protective farms surrounded it.3
History
The walled village's residents claimed that the god caller Feinroh Balemoon and his eidolon, Tammerri the Dawncaller, protected them, but in truth it was the presence of the sangudaemon Ommors that deterred demonic incursion.4 Feinroh cared about his people but was suspicious of outsiders and pragmatic about Ommors' presence: he regretted the blood sacrifices that she demanded but viewed them as a fair price for the town's safety. He did his best to feed her criminals and raiders (and the occasional nosy outsider), and was quick to remind adventurers that if the daemon were dead, the demons would come.1
Since the closing of the Worldwound at the end of the Fifth Mendevian Crusade in 4718 AR, the village's fate remains unknown.5
References
The Pathfinder Tales novel King of Chaos is set in part in Valahuv.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 . “Chapter Two: Adventures in the Worldwound” in The Worldwound, 37. Paizo Inc., 2013
- ↑ . King of Chaos. Paizo Inc., 2013 Ch. 10.
- ↑ . King of Chaos. Paizo Inc., 2013 Ch. 10.
- ↑ . “Sarkoris” in Lost Kingdoms, 49–50. Paizo Inc., 2012
- ↑ . “Broken Lands” in World Guide, 27. Paizo Inc., 2019
