Quintril

Quintril is the capital of Caywold. Population: 38,000. Home to the ruling House Morrow. Quintril does a lot of cross-river trading with Cuencaya, on the Iberian side of the Upper Iron River.
Features
Woodpecker Tower: The Woodpecker Tower in Quintril is 130 feet tall and can be seen from a distance of 14 miles. The dovecote on top of this tower has a tradition of growing grubs to feed the red-headed woodpeckers. The birds are beautiful, and they don’t do a lot of annoying pecking when they are fed regularly.
Morrow Palace: A spartan, fortified compound located in the heart of their largest peach grove, where the Red Oak River flows into the Upper Iron River.
Red Oak Clayworks: is famous for its clay pots, oil lamps, mugs, and art. They also make a clay plaster that is popular in construction. Their excellent clay comes from along the Red Oak River, and they pay the Morrow family for a license to use it. Their stamp is a woodpecker head.

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