Karagunn

Ground rents at Brannhold are cut in lead and Karagunn will match the halves at its own gate, so the grazing leases are good in a Kazdrunn gate and nowhere on the March. The Falkvald assembly does not hear a bargain nobody swore aloud, and Brannhold has stopped putting them to it.

Six hundred hundredweight of Anvil Stair pig goes down the coast road from Karagunn to Grivane each season, weighed on the Kazdrunn hundredweight and paid on the Falkvald. The difference is argued every spring and settled at whatever the smelter needs that month.

Karagunn holds Anvilbrand's gate, works the stamping floor under Anvilbrand's die and collects the test fee at eight coppers per hundredweight. No ruling says which of the Anvil Stair holds inherited the fee, and the collecting goes on.

Karagunn's watch-towers cover the ridge road and the Redgate approach, and Belcarrow pays in barley and in not asking what the pass toll is on paper. Karagunn wants nothing that reopens the arrangement, and Belcarrow is thought on the March to be costing what the ground would be worth without it.

Two thousand quarters of barley come off Belcarrow to Karagunn each autumn, carted over the ridge road under Karagunn's escort. The price is fixed in spring on the previous year's tonnage, which a garrison with fixed rations prefers and a grower with a variable crop does not.

With no living names at Grimhaldr, Karagunn has entered a claim on the kiln road and the sulphur tarn, arguing that the gate courses are Karagunn masonry and the masons' bill is outstanding. Two other holds have entered claims on the same courses.

Karagunn's smithy row and both watch-tower hearths are lined with Grimhaldr firebrick, and the whole northern order comes off one kiln bank. Karagunn takes about a third of that output and has begun asking for two years' supply in advance.

Gundvarr answers to the Seventh Gate and sends a tenth of Quellborne's crop up the Anvil Stair each autumn as gate tribute, 600 hundredweight carried at its own cost past three tolls that stand at full rate. Karagunn takes the tribute, counts it against the granary's gate course, and has declined for nine years to say what the count now stands at.

Karagunn took a Brakkenstone daughter in 806 AF with the charcoal road above Karagunn settled on the match. Brakkenstone's temple side will not bury with Karagunn, so the settlement provides in both halves of the cut plate that the children are laid at Brakkenstone.

Maeryvane musters and quarters a company of four hundred under a commission that names Karagunn as issuer and no principal at all. Maeryvane draws the pay through a Corvantine mint and the men appear in the survey as road labour.

Emberkeel sold Karagunn a gate-course survey of the Anvil Stair approaches in 791 and sold the same survey again inside the year. Karagunn now pays on delivery and keeps both halves of the plate.

The match between a Karagunn gate-daughter and the senior Drusenmark assembly family was brokered over four seasons by Caelithil, with the settlement written for the elves, spoken at the assembly and cut in lead for the hold. Caelithil took its fee as a right of audience at Karagunn's gate court, which it values above the coin it could have asked.