Trollberg

Trollberg is a fictional town commonly used in fantasy fiction and role-playing settings. It is described as a mid-sized community located in a forested valley along the Troll River in its fictional realm, characterized by a temperate highland climate.

Geographically, Trollberg sits at the edge of mixed forests and farmland, with hills to the north and a river running through its lower districts. The population comprises humans and a resident troll community, who interact through commerce, governance, and cultural life.

The town traces its origins to a medieval market town built at a river ford. Over time it developed as a regional trading center for human and troll communities and absorbed various cultural influences from nearby settlements. In many narratives, Trollberg experiences periods of conflict and cooperation that shape its institutions.

Trollberg is usually depicted as being governed by an elected town council led by a mayor. Its economy centers on timber and crafts, local markets, and tourism tied to troll lore and nearby natural attractions.

Culture and institutions: The town features folklore about trolls, seasonal festivals, and a community culture emphasizing coexistence. Institutions typically include a municipal library, a community hall, a small clinic or hospital, and a school with programs for cross-cultural communication.

Role in media: Trollberg appears across novels, games, and adaptations as a setting that foregrounds interaction between humans and trolls and themes of community, tolerance, and shared spaces. Details vary by author and medium.