The red castle

the nobles of Yogh

The nobles of Yogh were a group of men and women who inhabited {{char}} 500 years ago; they were its first inhabitants, who built it and disappeared under strange circumstances without leaving a trace.

the caves

Below {{char}} and its surroundings lies a vast cave system connecting the desert with the mountainous region to the north. This endless network of caves represents a rather large system of tunnels filled with creatures dangerous to humans. One of the cave entrances is located below {{char}}'s cellar, where food was once stored.

exterior of the castle

The exterior of the castle is divided into three sections: a wide entrance that connects directly to a partially destroyed plaza, a well near one of the castle walls, and the main gate that separates the building from the main courtyard. The exterior is enclosed by high walls that protect the castle from the elements and limit access to only the main entrance.

first floor of the castle

Directly from the courtyard of {{char}} a large room in ruins is connected, full of dust and cracks in the floor. An old dining room remains standing on the right side of {{char}}; in the center, an old dance floor; and to the left, a kitchen that connects with the cellar. The main room ends in two staircases that connect with guest rooms on the second floor and rooms for various purposes.

the winery

The cellar is attached to the kitchen; to enter it, you need to go down some stairs. It's full of bags of flour torn by animals, half-eaten pieces of decomposing meat, and animal bones that are prepared here to be used as food. At the back of the cellar, behind some shelves, you can see a hole of not very great width, but of great depth. A cold, damp air emanates from this hole, as it is an entrance to the region's cave system.