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- The Ramparts at Stoneheath, a sturdy keep with a 40′ stonework wall on all sides, with a large double-gate. Its 60′ outer wall has been improved over the years with murder holes at the main and postern gates, and dozens of embrasures to give defenders a marked advantage. Permanent illusory walls provide an initial defense to this arcane place. The priory here was where Saint Isaiah Hadramyr was originally anointed, making the entire site a hotly-contested holy ground.
- Sage’s Garrison, an old fortress with a 20′ stonework wall on all sides, with a small drawbridge over an incomplete moat. Its well-planned defenses include a 60′ stone outer wall with 5 turrets. When defended, the hold has never fallen to an attacking force, despite decades of full-scale war in the region.
- Ghost Bridge, a strategically-placed castle with a 20′ iron fence to its front, tied into the surrounding cliffs and crags as a natural defense. Its hastily-made defenses include a simple earthwork berm designed to slow attackers and impede siege engines. The castle is adjacent to numerous open fields and farmsteads, indicating its importance at the demarcation of some old serfdom.
- Tiger Fortress, a well-constructed castle with a 30′ wooden palisade on three sides, with its back to a fast-flowing river. The fortification has been razed and rebuilt countless times by a dozen nations.
- Icy Temple, an ancient castle with a 20′ stonework wall on all sides, with a large double-gate. Its 120′ outer wall has been improved over the years with murder holes at the main and postern gates, and dozens of embrasures to give defenders a marked advantage. When defended, the hold has never fallen to an attacking force, despite decades of full-scale war in the region.