Host X Campaign Map of The Forsaken Strand

Permanent and Fortied Military Encampment in the hills at the headwaters of the Wynna River. This serves as the main officer and logistical headquarters for the Caliphate's efforts to defend the North Eastern border of Hatterwol from the roving bands of undead that infest the Forsaken Strand. 

The First Hill Beacon was the first installation of the network of towers that the Caliphate empowers with divine magic to repell undead. These towers rise some 35 feet above a fortified base, and are sumounted by a large crystal that has been consecrated to Lugh to serve as an amplifier of the Caliphates' power.

The area around Fort Brova and First Hill have been safe and well patrolled for several years allowing for well maintained infrastructure and a road leading to Betto's Crossing as the last station of civilization before entering the wilderness area beyond.

Installed with the construction of the road between Fort Brova and Betto's Crossing, Lexan Beacon serves as a secondary defense in the event of undead incursions across the Kotak River, as well as a magical relay station helping hte Caliphate Priests transmit the divine energy of their magic further ahead to other beacons in the network.

Named for Captain Normanthus Betto of the The Most Stalwart Champions of The Eternal Grace of The Light of Lugh, who lead a campaign to clear the forests on the eastern shore of the Kotak River to allow for the construction of a semi-permanent camp and fjording equiment, this Military camp serves as the last provisioning outpost for military expeditions eastward. Defended by earthen berms and elevated archer towers, the camp is able to push back most bands of undead that approach the riverbanks, with the assistance of the nearby Bettospire which channels divine energy from the caliphate to repel the walking dead.

More recent additions to the caliphate network of beacons, these two installations extend the reach of divine protection north to the shores of Lake Kotak to ensure undead traversing the norther shores can be repulsed. In recent years, these becons have been infrequently activated, but the Military presence in Fort Brova keeps them patrolled, staff and well maintained.

A more recently completed protection beacon, this site was built at the northern corner of Lake Kotak to act as an early warning and defense option for the area. 

The beacon is function and staffed, however, it's distance from the center of military infrastructure has created some operational challenges both in staffing and coordination for divine activation. For it's distance, it remains one of the least favorable assignments in the MSC, and soldiers here have occassionally had to battle the walking dead unassisted by the defense network.

Installed at the Southern Shore of Lake Kotak, Lewich Beacon is named for Captain Lewich Baruzu whose platoon suffered heavy losses clearing the nearby forests and protecting the site for the construction of the defense beacon. 

The Lewich Beacon sees frequent activation, partially for the wandering undead in the forests east of Lake Kotak, and partially out of an excess of caution. The memory of the losses of Captain Lewich's troops still looms large in military history, and its proximity to the Bettospire provides a reasuring display of divine light when it is excercised to ensure the northern perimeter remains safe.

The last tower on the former road to the ruins of Appornost, the Southfork Beacon serves an important role in the defense network east of Betto's Crossing. Recent battles with undead hordes on the Appornots road suggest that this area is newly active, and is a high priority for the Caliphate to clear.

On of the most dangerous posts east of the Kotak River, the Klenheim tower has seen frequent usage as the eastermost tower in the network. 

Construction of this tower is currently incomplete as raids of undead continue to interrupt progress. 

When complete, the Caliphate hopes to extend the zone of protection further east, allowing for both a wider defense buffer as well as support for further military campaigns pushing eastward into the Strand. 

Recent battles east of here saw heavy casualties, and the MCL fears their former compatriats now walk the night in colder shoes.

Once a thriving fishing town prior to the formalization of Hatterwol, Apportmost is now a ruin. Military presence has not been consistent enough to rid the fomer settlement of undead. 

Long term plans to cleanse the location and install more defense towers in the area will allow the Caliphate to establish a fort with efficient access by sea to support ongoing efforts in the region.

A city dating back to pre-Caliphate era, Siduk was overrun by the undead in the decades that followed the end of the Great Northern War. 

Once a prosperous and beautiful city with a harbor on the Outer Sea and the picturesque bluffs surrounding Lake Siduk behind it, passing ships now report only seeing shadow figures lurching along the shoreline and amongst the collapsed buildings of the harbor.

A small island far enough from the shores of the strand to support a small community to man a lighthouse and a freshwater reprovisioning stop for Artoverkean Shipping Traffic. The island Inhabited by a stubornly reclusive community of humans, numbering between 20-40 who make a subsistence living from the sea, and the fees they can earn supporting ships stopping to take advantage of the freshwater availed by a single spring on the island.

Once the site of an ancient city pre-dating the Caliphate and the unfortunate events of the Great War, the Borleru River empties into a shallow bay at this, the easternmost tip of the continent. 

The few explorers brave enough to undertake missions to this site report a terrifing environment of widblasted undeath.