Calthorpe is a nation on Valrindor, beside the Calthorpe Ocean and the Calthorpe mountain range. Its capital, Crosford, stands at the base of the mountains. Calaris, a fishing harbor, lies in the nation's north. Calthorpe's ships use the Calthorpe Ocean trade routes.
Calthorpe is a nation on Valrindor, beside the Calthorpe Ocean and the Calthorpe mountain range. Its capital, Crosford, stands at the base of the mountains. Calaris, a fishing harbor, lies in the nation's north. Calthorpe's ships use the Calthorpe Ocean trade routes.
History
The region was once part of Uriandel's dominion, with Crosford producing machinery for his armies. After Isandriel unmade Uriandel with balance magic, the dominion splintered into smaller nations. By 2103 AX, Calthorpe had begun establishing relations with Skarnheim.
Calthorpe is a nation on Valrindor, beside the Calthorpe Ocean and the Calthorpe mountain range. Its capital, Crosford, stands at the base of the mountains. Calaris, a fishing harbor, lies in the nation's north. Calthorpe's ships use the Calthorpe Ocean trade routes.
History
The region was once part of Uriandel's dominion, with Crosford producing machinery for his armies. After Isandriel unmade Uriandel with balance magic, the dominion splintered into smaller nations. By 2103 AX, Calthorpe had begun establishing relations with Skarnheim. By 2107 AX, Crosford had returned to Malverand control under Raphael.
Calthorpe is a nation on Valrindor, beside the Calthorpe Ocean and the Calthorpe mountain range. Its capital, Crosford, stands at the base of the mountains. Calaris, a fishing harbor, lies in the nation's north.
History
The region was once part of Uriandel's dominion, with Crosford producing machinery for his armies. After Isandriel unmade Uriandel with balance magic, the dominion splintered into smaller nations. By 2103 AX, Calthorpe had begun establishing relations with Skarnheim. By 2107 AX, Crosford had returned to Malverand control under Raphael.
Reginald represented Calthorpe at the first Valrindor Council meeting and sought more efficient ships for its ocean trade.