| rdfs:comment | - Stormhaven (aka Storm Haven) is the royal city, and location of a castle citadel of Westland. It is home to King Otto, while Aronde rules in Kal Torlin. It is located northwest of Tyre Sea along the western edge of the sea. It is also the location of Castle Stormhaven which is seen on some of the country's coins.
- Stormhaven is a grassy, lowland region in south-central High Rock. Wayrest, the capital of the Daggerfall Covenant and home to High King Emeric, is located in southern Stormhaven in the region of Menevia. The region, being in High Rock, is mostly populated by Bretons, along with a few Redguards, Orsimer, Ogres, Goblins and other races. Despite the signing of the Daggerfall Covenant, most Bretons in the region harbor a deep distrust for the Orsimer.
- Stormhaven is a port city that is located along the western coast of Kaladar. Stormhaven is one of the largest and busiest cities — making Kaladar one of the most important socioeconomic powers — on the continent. It ranks thrid behind Kaan-dor-vel of Taasha, and Lasaraleen of Shendra. Vast amounts of trade flow into the city from the Six Seas, bound for the East. Likewise, products from the East make their way here to Stormhaven via the Perisan Road before being loaded onto ships bound for destinations in the Six Seas region. The population is primarily Elaran, although other races dwell therein. The city government consists of a lord, granted governorship by the king of Kaladar.
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| abstract | - Stormhaven (aka Storm Haven) is the royal city, and location of a castle citadel of Westland. It is home to King Otto, while Aronde rules in Kal Torlin. It is located northwest of Tyre Sea along the western edge of the sea. It is also the location of Castle Stormhaven which is seen on some of the country's coins.
- Stormhaven is a grassy, lowland region in south-central High Rock. Wayrest, the capital of the Daggerfall Covenant and home to High King Emeric, is located in southern Stormhaven in the region of Menevia. Economically, the region is one of the wealthiest and prosperous in all of Tamriel. This is thanks to the port-city of Wayrest on the mouth of the Bjoulsae River and the head of the Iliac Bay, which receives many trading ships every day, and houses many Breton businessmen who practice their trade in Wayrest's Market District. Stormhaven also houses many rich industries, including mining, farming, fishing and hunting. A ship to and from the city of Sentinel can be caught at the docks in both Wayrest and Sentinel. The region, being in High Rock, is mostly populated by Bretons, along with a few Redguards, Orsimer, Ogres, Goblins and other races. Despite the signing of the Daggerfall Covenant, most Bretons in the region harbor a deep distrust for the Orsimer.
- Stormhaven is a port city that is located along the western coast of Kaladar. Stormhaven is one of the largest and busiest cities — making Kaladar one of the most important socioeconomic powers — on the continent. It ranks thrid behind Kaan-dor-vel of Taasha, and Lasaraleen of Shendra. Vast amounts of trade flow into the city from the Six Seas, bound for the East. Likewise, products from the East make their way here to Stormhaven via the Perisan Road before being loaded onto ships bound for destinations in the Six Seas region. The population is primarily Elaran, although other races dwell therein. The city government consists of a lord, granted governorship by the king of Kaladar. The roads to Stormhaven are described as well paved and well patrolled, including the well traveled Perisan Road. The city serves as the hub of trading from the resource-rich lands to the north, the kingdoms of the Six Seas to the east, and the merchant kingdoms of Shendra and Taasha to the west. Stormhaven authority extends between thirty to forty miles from its walls where over a million people make their home. Major imports include grain, livestock, leather, ore, timber, and exotic goods from all lands. Exports are mostly ale, arms, cloth, furnishings, leather goods, pottery, refined metals, and all other sorts of finished goods.
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