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Tired travelers on the Coast way between Baldur's Gate and Amn often stop in Beregost. It's located just off the road about a day's travel on horseback south of where the Way of the Lion that leads to Candlekeep branches off.

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This citadel of learning stands on a volcanic horn, overlooking the sea. It is a many-towered fortress, once the home of the famous seer Alaundo, and preserves his predictions along with all the written records and learning of the Realms that can be assembled.

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This walled hamlet located on the Coast Way several days north of Beregost consists of a stone keep with stables, gardens, a horse pond, and caravan wagon sheds. It also features a few houses, a large meeting hall with a grand many pillared entrance, and a temple to Garl Glittergold, chief god of the gnomes.

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West of Mr. Hlim, near the shores of Highstar Lake, is a pit half full of loose rubble. An opening cut in its rock walls leads into the Halls of the Hammer, a long-abandoned dwarf hold.

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In the heart of the High Moor stands a notorious ruin-a beacon for treasureseekers from all over the Sword Coast. Tales of heaps of gems caught the imagination of greedy Amnian merchants so strongly that Orogoth found it's way into the lore learned by ever wide-eyed child.

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This massive, isolated keep stands atop a rock pinnacle south of the Wood of Sharp Teeth. Only adventurers should approach this seemingly deserted fortress-death awaits within...Seriously.

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This verdant valley and walled city of the elves is the greatest known concentration of moon elven Fair Folk remaining.

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Once known as the Tomb Hills, these high, grass-girt hills were settled by the elves of Evereska a few decages ago, ostensibly to deal with the many banshees there. Now they're always cloaked in mist-part of a powerful ward that warns the elves of intruders and negates certain magics.

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Despite its name, this establishment is far more than an inn. It is more a community to which the name of the inn is applied. Halfway Inn functions as a tavern, stables, and storehouse, and as the center of a caravan camping area and trading compound.

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This small town is the market center of the famers of the southern Vale. They trade with each other and with traveling merchants in the central market rather than taking their trade to the cities where someone else will make a profit from their food, not them.

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A more unique city in Icewind Dale. It does not rely on the knuckle head trout in the lake for most of it's profits, it does not even have docks on the lake. It instead relies on the merchant caravans from lusken, and the dwarves, scrimshanders, smiths, and other crafters who sell they're wares in the city.

is the second-northernmost settlement of Ten Towns, and the third biggest, and is said to be the most beautiful of the settlements, sprawling with tree plantings around the widely scattered houses that are placed behind rubble walls to protect them against the wind

one of the smallest of Ten Towns, it would be the least defended in the event of an attack. The halfing Regis is known as a hero here.

Targos is amongst the smallest of the Ten-Towns of Icewind Dale. It sits on the southernmost shore of the Maer Dualdon along a series of high cliff walls that shelter its port from the savage winter winds..[1]

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