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House Ironwing

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House Ironwing
SeatDuchy of Swanhall
Head of the houseLord Cedric Ironwing
StatusFallen to the Winter Elves
GM canon
first cited: [heralds-b#150]

House Ironwing is the noble bloodline that ruled the Duchy of Swanhall, a mountainous realm of mines and enchanted forges, until the duchy fell entirely to the Winter Elves. [heralds-b#150]

Overview

Swanhall lies in a mountainous region whose mines are rich in precious metals and gems, and its capital city is a well-fortified settlement in the valleys, its citadels guarding the mountain passes. [heralds-b#150] House Ironwing has a deep connection to the earth and a tradition of masterful metalwork that combines craftsmanship with magical enchantment. [heralds-b#150] The house keeps secret enchanted forges where magical weapons and armor are made, and the knowledge of these enchantments is passed down through the generations. [heralds-b#150] Swanhall is also a trade hub, its weapons and armor sought by merchants and adventurers from across the realm. [heralds-b#150]

Family

At the head of the house stood Duke Lord Cedric Ironwing. [heralds-b#150] His household included Lady Rowena Ironwing, his wife, and Lord Reynald Ironwing, his father, while the bloodline traced back to its founder, Lady Isolde Ironwing, remembered as a renowned blacksmith and enchantress. [heralds-b#150]

The Fall of Swanhall

The Duchy of Swanhall is the duchy that has been lost, in its entirety, to the Winter Elves. [heralds-b#150]

Related pages

  • Swanhall — the duchy House Ironwing ruled, now fallen to the Winter Elves.

Unconfirmed ideas

The source conversations contain proposals for House Ironwing that the campaign owner never confirmed. They are collected on Idea:House Ironwing so they cannot be mistaken for canon.