Verodam

Verodam is a town north east of Kain, located on the Nidrai river. It was founded in 1088 when the king of Gedeom installed Aldarre Verodam as a baron. During Verodam's rule of the area, people saw how fertile the area was and many moved there. In 1102, Aldarre Verodam died of natural causes, leaving no heir. Verodam's most trusted assistant took the place of running it, but in 1107 the emperor declared the assistant as not the baron of Verodam but instead a magistrate tasked with running the town.

Verodam is now ruled by Allash Banhoute. It has a population of 70, and is renowned for its produce and for its importance as a port along the Nidrai River.