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==Locations==
* '''Cannoneers’ Compound''': Home of the Cannoneers' Guild, one of the few places outside of [[Nuln]] where cannons are manufactured. As the city was overun the Guildmaster blew up the remaining gunpowder and shot, killing huge numbers of the invaders. {{Fn|1b}}* '''Hag House''': Home of the local Wise Women, many of whom look back to a time when Erengrad was a Ungol city. {{Fn|1b}}* '''Harbour''': A good natural harbour, devestaed in the Storm of Chaos with the survivors now rebuilding. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Temple of [[Manann]]''': Constructed in the form of a ship, it survived the Storm of Chaos as the priests smahed the supporting piers and called upon their god for aid, fighting off subsequent attacks on the incrasingly battered structure. {{Fn|1b}}** '''[[Tilea]]n Quarter: Housed a mostly transient population of mercenaries, merchants and criminals. {{Fn|1b}}* '''High City''': The wealthy area of Erengrad built on the slopes of the hills facing the bay. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Castle''': The seat of the city boyars and what used to be the centre of government of the city. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Elven Quarter''': The lagest [[Elf]] enclave in the Old World outside [[Marienburg]].The trading houses of [[Ulthuan]] withdrew much of their personnel before the horde arrived but , more than half the Elves stayed to help defend their city. They were all slaughtered and the Quarter razed to the ground. It is now being rebuilt with a formidable defensive wall. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Empire Quarter''': Focussed around the Temple of [[Sigmar]] and the Empire Consulate, it was relatively small because many lived elsewhere in the city, mingling with the natives. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Erengrad Carriers' Guild''': the most powerful guild and, thus, the most powerful single group in the city. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Frosthome''' A tower of ice, home to the [[ice witches]] standings on a peak just inside the city walls, glittering in the sunlight. Most of the witches died in the defence of the city during the Storm of Chaos. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Garden of Ursun''': A spectacular place, cascading down the hillside among rocks to finish at a pool formed off the side of the Lynsk. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Goldsmith's Hall:''' A solid stone building that also serves as a bank and the Erengrad mint. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Temple of [[Dazh]]: One of the most spectacular in Kislev, decorated with gold images that reflected the sunlight. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Temple of [[Shallya]]:''' ** '''Temple of [[Tor]]: An empty stone tower on top of a particularly inaccessible hill it survived the sack. {{Fn|1b}}* '''Low City'''Home of much of the poor, it was destroed in the Storm of Chaos. {{Fn|1b}}** '''[[Bretonnia]]n Quarter:''' Located in one of the most flood-prone and undesirable areas of the city with many of the resident merchants from [[L'Anguille]].{{Fn|1b}}** '''Grand Market'''. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Temple of [[Verena]]''': The Goddess of Justice has never been popular in a city where most people make at least part of their living illegally. {{Fn|1b}}** '''Temple of [[Myrmidia]]:''' A wooden structure around which the quarter was built. Both burned in the sack of the city. {{Fn|1b}} ==Notable==* [[Bela Ekomov]]: High Priest of Verena, she organises the few devout worshippers in the city into anti-crime squads. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Mitri Ilchenko]]: Vindictive Guildmaster of the Erengrad Carriers' Guild. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Dazhda Kudrov]]: Guildmaster of the Cannoneers' Guild. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Tatiana Olgadoch]]: Senior [[Chekist]]. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Gaspar Synpavla]]: Watcher of the Temple of Dazh. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Vladimir Synyuliana]]: Crime Boss. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Radii Synvasalisa]]: Harbourmaster. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Nadyezhda Dochtalika Vdovyn]]: High Priest of Manann who has been blessed by her god. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Elena Yevschenko]]: The young head of the oldest Gospodar family in the area, she lost a arm in the sack. {{Fn|1b}}* [[Svetlana Zakarova]]: High Priestess of Shallya. {{Fn|1b}}
==Trade==
*{{Endn|1}}: [[Realm of the Ice Queen]] (2007)
**{{Endn|1a}}: The Land and its Peoples, pg. 10
**{{Endn|1b}}: Cities of Kislev, pg. 61-62
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