Bad Erzquell
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Bad Erzquell is a small town in Eastern Silvetia. It is situated in the mountains of the Dämonenkamm at the source of the river Erquell, a tributary of the river Schwarzwasser. Because the water is said to have healing properties, the town has been granted the status of a spa town, hence the Prefix Bad. Greifenhausen's founder Bishop Balthasar I died in Bad Erzquell and his remains were a treasured relic of the town's church, before it was returned to Greifenhausen during the Silvetian Revolution.
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History
In April 1116 AIC, Bad Erzquell declared open rebellion against Duke Micha III (The Mad) in the Silvetian Revolution. One month later, the defenceless town was razed by Ducal forces and most of its upper society was executed.
The ruins of Bad Erzquell during the Silvetian Revolution
