Pribyslavitz
The village of Pribyslavitz (In Czech "Přibyslavice") belonged to Sir Divish of Talmberg, until 1391, when Havel Medek of Valdek imprisoned him in the nearby castle of Talmberg and torched the village, which would remain abandoned after his escape. After the Battle of Pribyslavitz, the village would later be rebuilt by Henry.
History
In 1403, the ruins of the village were used as a camp by a gang of bandits led by Runt. After Henry discovers the existence of the camp during My Friend Timmy, he begins Nest of Vipers in order to infiltrate it in preparation for an attack.
Immediately afterwards, Sir Radzig, Sir Hanush and Sir Divish's men will launch the assault in the Baptism of Fire quest, during which Henry will kill Runt.
In From the Ashes, after the battle Sir Divish sends his Locator, Marius, to survey the abandoned village. However, Marius was captured by bandits so Sir Divish sent Henry to rescue him and clears out the bandits. Having proven himself at the battle and clearing out all the bandits from the village, Sir Divish appointed Henry as Bailiff to rebuild and govern the village, investing his own funds and being rewarded with tax revenue for the first five years. By orders of Sir Divish Henry travels to Rattay to ask if any of the refugees are interested in working at the village. When Henry returned to the village he discovered that Marius has constructed a temporary Rathaus and a woodcutters camp, and some of the brush has been cleared. After a few weeks, many buildings were constructed such as a traders shop and the village has began producing an income which allows it to survive on its own. Once the church has been constructed Henry informs Sir Divish about the village and he praises Henry for his work. Sir Divish appointed Marius to remain at the village and they would discuss the expansion of the village at a later date.
From the Ashes
Pribyslavitz is the focus of the From the Ashes DLC. Sir Divish sends his Locater, Marius, to survey the abandoned village. After Henry rescues Marius and clears out the bandits, he is appointed Bailiff and is responsible for rebuilding the village, investing his own funds and being rewarded with tax revenue for the first five years.
- Tavern
- Bridge and Road
- Woodcutters' camp
- Beehives
- Labourers' Camp
- Rathaus
- Butcher or Bakery
- Stables or Guardhouse
- Forge
- Traders