Illustrated local map

Rillford & Drenwood

Rillford grew around work rather than defence. Vineyards, river branches and practical roads occupy the cultivated edge before the land darkens into Drenwood.

An illustrated parchment map showing the unwalled village of Rillford among vineyards and branching river channels beside the dense edge of Drenwood
Interpretive local map, not to scale. The village, cultivated land, river and forest relationships follow Book One and the approved regional map; individual buildings and minor tracks are illustrative.
01

Rillford

An open working village shaped by river crossings, practical roads and the land around it—not by walls or fortifications.

02

Vineyards & fields

Cultivated ground spreads outward through working plots, storage yards and routes built for labour.

03

Drenwood

The dense forest begins where maintained land gives way to older growth and broken sightlines.

How to read the map

The approved regional map establishes direction and distance. This closer interpretation gives those established relationships the same illustrated parchment language as the wider world map.

Individual houses, field boundaries and minor tracks remain intentionally unlabelled. They provide visual texture without turning every mark into fixed canon.