Keldras

Keldras is a fictional settlement that appears in the fantasy novel "The Dragon's Heir" by Arthur Pendragon. Located in the northern region of the continent of Eldoria, it is described as a relatively isolated community nestled within a valley. The primary industry of Keldras is mining, with residents extracting precious metals and rare gemstones from the surrounding mountains. The settlement's architecture is characterized by sturdy stone buildings designed to withstand the harsh climate and frequent winds of the region.

The inhabitants of Keldras are known for their resilience and self-sufficiency. They have developed a unique culture influenced by their challenging environment and their proximity to ancient dwarven ruins, though the exact nature of this connection is not fully elaborated upon in the text. The political structure of Keldras is simple, typically led by an elder or a council of prominent miners and artisans. Despite its remote location, Keldras plays a small but significant role in the narrative, serving as a temporary refuge for the protagonist and a source of vital information regarding a forgotten prophecy. The village's isolation contributes to its mystique, hinting at deeper secrets within its history and the surrounding wilderness.