Following the battle, the towns of Bremen and Caer-Konig were handed over to the Reghedmen barbarian tribesmen, under the leadership of King Revjak. In the years leading up to the battle, other individuals served as spokesmen on the council, such as the halfling Regis, and Dorim Lugar, who was killed over a fish. These council members met in the council building in Bryn Shander, which was unanimously recognized as the capital of Ten Towns, and of Icewind Dale itself, once a month during the summer season, and once every three in the winter.Īround the time of the Battle of Icewind Dale, the council consisted of the following individuals: Official decisions for the towns were made by a council consisting of one influential member from each town. Southwest of the valley, nestled between all three lakes, was the trading hub of Bryn Shander, the gateway city that led to the rest of civilization to the south. Just south of the mountain was the Dwarven Valley, a deep chasm that housed a number of dwarf clans. īetween Lac Dinneshere and Maer Dualdon was the massive solitary peak of Kelvin's Cairn. Some 10 mi (16 km) west was the largest and deepest of the lakes, Maer Dualdon, around which were situated the town's of Lonelywood, along with its namesake forest, Bremen, Termalaine, and the walled city of Targos. A bit ways north was Lac Dinneshere, upon the shores of which sat the settlements of Easthaven, Caer-Dineval, and Caer-Konig. Situated northwest of Redwaters, the smallest of the lakes, were fittingly enough the smallest villages, Dougan's Hole and Good Mead. The Ten Towns were formed around the three lakes of Icewind Dale, Redwaters, Lac Dinneshere, and Maer Dualdon. The eastern waters of the Sea of Moving Ice encompassed the area north of the Ten Towns. The Spine of the World mountains were located on the towns' southern border and the Reghed Glacier to its east. The Shaengarne river extended west from the Ten Towns, through the dale's western tundras.
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