Wardhurst Keep

The city of Wardhurst was built with the towering walls, surrounded by the reaching branches of a huge forest on two sides. Its elegance is matched by the backdrop of mighty mountains which have helped shape the city to what it is today.

The climate these mountains brought were of great importance, but they were also influential when it came to architectural designs as the vast majority of buildings have been built in the shape of those same mountains.

The skyline is growing with a growing Keep and they clearly show what they represent to the city itself. What historically was a city of few differences has grown into a large melting pot.

Eight lean, square towers surround the castle in almost a perfect circle and are connected by large, thin walls made of dark green stone.

Small windows are scattered generously around the walls in fairly symmetrical patterns, along with overhanging crenelations for archers and artillery.

A sizable iron gate, a regular bridge and archer holes protects those in need from the treacherous lands outside and it's the only easy way in, but easy is very relative here.

Lush fields of crops surround the other two castle walls and provides the inhabitants with food all year round. This castle and city has clearly stood the test of time, the rocks of the walls are aged and vines and plants grow inside the cracks, but this castle will last for ages to come.