Dian Tor

North of Eichensee, through the Tethra Wood, Dian Tor stands tall. Believed to be of Elven craft, this tower has stood for thousands of years as a testament to the Elves' faith in Illia, their creator. The rivers that run through this tower are said to stretch from one end of the world to the other, stretching from the Western Weald, through Lockwood Lake, and into the vast Eastern Oceans. The Elves call these rivers "uiscí taisteal" The Traveling Waters, and it is said that they possess mystical powers of healing. All are welcome to pray and rest at Dian Tower, and though Illia is the patron saint of Elves and Seafarers, many see this tower as the first stop in a pilgrimage of Holy Sites around Lockwood Lake. Archaeologists, clerics, pilgrims, and even artists frequently stay and worship at this tower, and the Elven caretakers are renowned for their hospitality.

In recent years, Dian Tor has also served as a place of rest for those weary from exploring the frontiers of the Lockwood region, and those would walk beyond the Lesser Wall. One group in particular, an organization of Human, Halfling, and Elven mystics, under the banner of a woman named Medb has been seen frequently at the tower, studying and making use of the temple's healing waters and hospitable caretakers.