Vles Inge is a castle in Viking Conquest, located on South-Western Friese. Its original Jarl is Jarl Gotrik Haraldsson of the Kingdom of Friese.
Layout[]
Exterior[]
The exterior of Vles Inge is identical to Kennemer, due to the limitations of the game, the company could not afford to make unique settlements for every settlement due to lack of funds at the time. The castle is split into two parts by a river running through the middle. The southern half is mostly farmland and a several houses. To get to the main section of the settlement, one must cross a bridge. The main section of the fort has a dock on the western side and a marketplace in the middle, though neither of the merchants can be interacted with. The main section has wharfs on two sides, while the other two sides have tall wooden fences forcing attackers to funnel onto the bridge or to bust open the fence. There is a single tower overlooking the sea. The main section is patrolled by the Jarl's guards. The Jarl's hall is located on the right side of the marketplace, next to the Fort Reeve.
Interior[]
Jarl's Hall[]
The Jarl's hall is a small longhouse in the middle of the fort. This is where one can find any Jarls or important characters that are currently in the fort. Upon entry, there are two thrones to the right where Jarls will gather. In front of the entrance is a table with a bench that is usually occupied by a guard. To the left is a fireplace and two guards. Beyond the guards is a storage area with a chest, beds, and the Jarl's religious figure. It can either be a priest or a gothi, depending on the Jarl's religious preference.
Government[]
The fort is occupied by the Kingdom of Friese at the beginning of the game and is patrolled by Frisian guards. The original Jar; of the fort is Jarl Gotrik Haraldsson.
Religious Presence[]
Like all settlements in Friese, most of the population is Christian while their Danish puppet rulers are Pagan.
Villages[]
Vles Inge has one village associated with it; Vles Inge Terp.
Trivia[]
Vles Inge was a real port city and survives into the modern day as Vlissingen.
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Wikipedia has an article on this subject at: Vlissingen |
| Territory of the Kingdom of Friese |
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| Towns |
| Dorestad |
| Castles |
| Kennemer • Vles Inge |
| Villages |
| Kennemer Terp • Vles Inge Terp • Dore Ham West • Dore Ham East • Doccinga |