Pelargir (King's Gondor)

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This page is about Pelargir in King's Gondor. For Pelargir in Central Gondor, see Pelargir. For the faction, see Pelargir (Faction). 
Pelargir
Region: King's Gondor
Area: Upper Lebennin (King's Gondor)
Location: [82.8S, 31.7W]

Description

Pelargir is a settlement located within the area of Upper Lebennin in King's Gondor[82.8S, 31.7W] and hosts the reputation The Renewal of Gondor.

The port city of Pelargir was the site of the pivotal battle against the Corsairs of Umbar during the War of the Ring, when Aragorn commanded the Army of the Dead to seize their ships. Balakhôr the Scourge met his end aboard his grand vessel, the Night-jewel, and it is hoped his death will spell the end of the threat posed by the Heirs of Castamir.

The Gondorian fleet is in shambles following the War of the Ring, and it will be the task of Sirgon, Lord of Lebennin, to rebuild the kingdom's ships and sea-power as quickly as possible. To that end, the city of Pelargir is filled with the sound of hammers and axes at all hours of the day and night.

Pelargir: is divided by the river Sirith:

Services

The following services can be found within Pelargir:

Trainers

Mailboxes

Crafting

Travelling

Reputation

Deeds

The following deeds can be advanced by visiting this place:

Quests

The Song of Waves and Wind

NPCs

See "list of NPCs" within the area

Creatures

The following creatures are found within this area:

Lore

The Haven of Pelargir (Garth of Royal Ships) is by far the oldest permanent settlement in Gondor. Like its sister city, Umbar, it was founded by men of Westernesse in the mists of Second Age. Together they have a long and irreconcilable history of contest, and occasionally, war. Umbar is older, more venerable and strategically situated in the nexus of southern trade lines; a former bastion of King's Men (Ad. Arûwânai). Pelargir is her stronger and more populous little sister, mother colony of the Faithful (Elendili, ad. Nimruzîri). Even when both havens have been ruled by a common dynasty (933-1448), their life has been one of fierce competition and civic pride. The history of southern Gondor begins and ends with Pelargir. Not only is Pelargir the greatest haven of the South-kingdom; it also enjoys the distinction of having been the first among all the dwellings of the Dúnedain to have received the authority under Númenórean law to conduct its affairs according to the precepts and ideals of the Faithful. Finally, apart from the temporal power of its leaders, the walls of Pelargir enshrine one of the hallowed places of Gondor: the fabled Well of Ulmo, Lord of the Deeps.

Maps

The city map

Gallery

  • The East Garth, now under restoration
    The East Garth, now under restoration
  • The Shipwright's Ward
    The Shipwright's Ward
  • Court of the Ship-kings
    Court of the Ship-kings
  • Looking over the Market Ward
    Looking over the Market Ward
  • The West-gate Courtyard
    The West-gate Courtyard
  • Tol Ciryarani (Right)
    Tol Ciryarani (Right)
Settlements and Landmarks of Pelargir (King's Gondor)

Settlements: Pelargir Settlements:
Landmarks: King Minardil's Memorial • Destroyed Monument of Castamir Landmarks:
Interiors: Pelargir Armoury • Merchant Hall • Sirgon's Manor Interiors:
Settlements, Areas and Landmarks of King's Gondor

Areas: Blackroot Vale • Dol Amroth • Dor-en-Ernil • Emyn Falas • The Havens of Belfalas • Lamedon • Lebennin Valley • Lossarnach • Lower Lebennin • Pelargir • Ringló Vale • Tarlang's Crown • Tarlang's Neck • Upper Lebennin Areas:
Settlements: Aerthir • Alagrant • Arnach • Barad Rill • Calembel • Dínadab • Dol Amroth • Erynos • Ethring • Furukzahar • Glaniath • Halach • Imloth Melui • Lancrath • Linhir • Lothgobel • Malbarth • Morlad • Ost Anglebed • Ost Lontir • Parth Rest • Pelargir • Sardol • Tadrent • The Harlond • Tingobel • Tumladen • Zarsatrâd Settlements:
Landmarks: The Havens of Belfalas: Abedec's Watch • Amon Lontir • Edhellond • Hashadir • Makham Mijann • Nendath

Blackroot Vale: Eryn Asgath • Fennas Dûr • The Hill of Erech • The Stone of Erech

Dor-en-Ernil: Dol Brannor • Gaerlond • Lang Boha • Tungobel

Emyn Falas: Ernilos • Ost Amondal

Lamedon: Bar Elir • Roz Ladâr • Tathrendalf

Lebennin Valley: Aban-bazan • Orlach's Ghyll

Lossarnach: Aegollant • Erui Delta • Galdir's Dell • Nan Harlond • Ost Norhir • Rammas Echor • Taustrok

Lower Lebennin: Amon Anglebed • Camp of the Grey Host • Gilrain Woods • Hata Kebir • Lornost • Ruins of Ethillorn • Sarnhad • Thama Aklam

Pelargir: Destroyed Monument of Castamir • King Minardil's Memorial

Ringló Vale: The Bolt-holes • Dâr Matum • Eilendoth • Grishru • Lumber Camp

Tarlang's Crown: Azruthor's Rue

Upper Lebennin: Boar Wallow • Bukhád's Camp • Hárba's Camp • Lhingar • Minlos • Múshex's Camp • Sadúkh's Camp • Sirthanc

Landmarks:
Interiors: Abandoned Homes in Linhir • Apothecary • Armoury • Barracks • The Crossing-hall • Dol Amroth Armoury • Dol Amroth Warehouse • Forlong's Hall • Galengam's Divine and Delicate Draughts • Gladion's Home • Great Hall of the Prince • Great Hall of Tumladen • Guest Chambers • Hall of Lady Vanyalos • Hall of Ost Anglebed • Hall of the Gentle Hand • House of Coins • Imloth Melui Guard-house • Imloth Melui Warehouse • Library of Saphadzîr • Kitchens • Lighthouse of Aerthir • Locked Chamber • Lord Duinhir's Home • Malthellam's Home • Mason of Dol Amroth • Merchant Hall of Pelargir • Pelargir Armoury • Prison • Sirgon's Manor • The Swan Knight's Keep • Throne of Furukzahar • Vault Interiors:
Dungeons: Grafeleg • Lhingroth • Scrollman's Cleave • Straggler's Den Dungeons:
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