Neytendavern

Neytendavern is a fictional location appearing in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a town located in the southwestern region of the Four Corners of Civilization, near the border of the Bristle Woods. Neytendavern is situated on the river Imre, which flows into the Tarbean Sea. The town is known for its proximity to the Eld and for being a relatively small and unassuming settlement.

Historically, Neytendavern is mentioned as a place where the character Kvothe spent some time during his early travels. It serves as a waypoint and a location for gathering resources or information before he moved on to other more significant places. The town itself is not heavily detailed, but its description suggests a typical rural settlement with common amenities found in the world of Temerant. Its strategic location near both natural resources and potentially dangerous wilderness areas like the Bristle Woods gives it a certain context within the narrative. Neytendavern represents one of the many diverse settings that contribute to the richness of the world Rothfuss has created, highlighting the vastness of the continent and the variety of life within it.