Hârn Kandáy Urienshire Omele PINIDE
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PINIDE
Possible Link PINIDE [E8] 1 Omele Hundred, Urienshire, 390
Pinide was built in 424 as a royal residence by the dissolute King Chernae of Aleathia. In 629, Ottan Tertimas became one of the first petty rulers in the Eryn Valley to swear fealty to Andasin II. Clan Tertimas have traditionally been strong supporters of the House of Kand. It is sometimes said that "When the king’s dog growls, the Barons of Pinide bark."
The present baron is Sir Stennis Tertimas, 51, a fleshy man whose bluff manner masks a sophisticated mind. Sir Stennis is an accomplished Savoryan. He maintains his contacts in Melderyn through his sister, Marimena Dargever, a viran at the Odivshe chantry in Chyrefal, Melderyn.
Pinide is a critical center of the wool trade, and much of the produce of Sepire and Dyrisa passes through it. To gain better access to Chison and the southwest, and to enable better patrols southward, Sir Stennis is attempting to forge a road from Kabisey Manor through Kehm Moor. The moor is treacherous and the baron has difficulty finding capable workers to finish the work. When work is underway, usually during the months of Kelen, Nolus, and Larane, the builders maintain a fortified encampment at the trailhead.
Kehm Moor is a sanctuary for an especially wellorganized gang of outlaws known locally as "The Wolves of Kehm." These ruthless cutthroats come from all parts of southeastern Kanday, banished from their homes and most with bounties on their heads. The outlaws are not, of course, supporters of the baron’s road project and do their best to discourage it by harassing and robbing the builders.
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