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{{Infobox location|image=bearovia.jpg|location=[[The Beastlands]]|inhabiting Race=[[Beastfolk (Player Race)|Beastfolk]]|type=Town}} | {{Infobox location|image=bearovia.jpg|location=[[The Beastlands]]|inhabiting Race=[[Beastfolk (Player Race)|Beastfolk]]|type=Town}} | ||
''<small>This page is about the village in [[The Beastlands]], not to be confused with the [[The Shadowfell#Notable Locations|Demiplane of Dread]] [[Barovia]].</small>'' | |||
'''Bearovia''' was a town located in the [[The Beastlands#Krigala|Krigala]] layer of [[The Beastlands]], and was inhabited by heterogeneous [[Beastfolk (Player Race)|beastfolk]] and a small handful of [[Human|humans]]. Following an infestation of [[gurblins]] in 321 [[PR]] many of the buildings were moved on top of stilts, however some old stone buildings -such as the abandoned temple- and burrow homes remained susceptible to gurblin-related disturbances. | '''Bearovia''' was a town located in the [[The Beastlands#Krigala|Krigala]] layer of [[The Beastlands]], and was inhabited by heterogeneous [[Beastfolk (Player Race)|beastfolk]] and a small handful of [[Human|humans]]. Following an infestation of [[gurblins]] in 321 [[PR]] many of the buildings were moved on top of stilts, however some old stone buildings -such as the abandoned temple- and burrow homes remained susceptible to gurblin-related disturbances. | ||
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The stilted rebuilding of the town's main tavern, after the original was the destroyed by the initial emergence of the gurblins. Owned and tended by Rupert the Giraffefolk, it was renowned for its vast selection of [[List of Alcoholic Beverages|liquors and spirits]] which could only be reached by Rupert and his long neck. | The stilted rebuilding of the town's main tavern, after the original was the destroyed by the initial emergence of the gurblins. Owned and tended by Rupert the Giraffefolk, it was renowned for its vast selection of [[List of Alcoholic Beverages|liquors and spirits]] which could only be reached by Rupert and his long neck. | ||
===The Temple=== | ===The Temple === | ||
There was an old, abandoned stone temple located on the edge of town, dedicated to various Beast Lords of the realm. It was occupied by the mysterious unnamed manipulator of the gurblins, and where the missing villagers were being held. It was connected to a vast network of tunnels that had been dug under the town. | There was an old, abandoned stone temple located on the edge of town, dedicated to various Beast Lords of the realm. It was occupied by the mysterious unnamed manipulator of the gurblins, and where the missing villagers were being held. It was connected to a vast network of tunnels that had been dug under the town. | ||
[[Category:Not Strahd]] | [[Category:Not Strahd]] | ||
[[Category:Location]] | [[Category:Location]] | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 24 January 2022
This page is about the village in The Beastlands, not to be confused with the Demiplane of Dread Barovia.
Bearovia was a town located in the Krigala layer of The Beastlands, and was inhabited by heterogeneous beastfolk and a small handful of humans. Following an infestation of gurblins in 321 PR many of the buildings were moved on top of stilts, however some old stone buildings -such as the abandoned temple- and burrow homes remained susceptible to gurblin-related disturbances.
The land surrounding the town was covered in vibrant woodland, and dotted with various mudhut homesteads such as that owned by Mrs Mammoth.
Notable Locations
Animal Ale House Too
The stilted rebuilding of the town's main tavern, after the original was the destroyed by the initial emergence of the gurblins. Owned and tended by Rupert the Giraffefolk, it was renowned for its vast selection of liquors and spirits which could only be reached by Rupert and his long neck.
The Temple
There was an old, abandoned stone temple located on the edge of town, dedicated to various Beast Lords of the realm. It was occupied by the mysterious unnamed manipulator of the gurblins, and where the missing villagers were being held. It was connected to a vast network of tunnels that had been dug under the town.
