The following towns, cities and villages appeared in Blood Omen.
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Ziegsturhl was the place where Kain's destiny truly began to unfold. As a human nobleman, he stopped in the town's tavern one night, but was refused a drink by the landlord.
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Nachtholm was located between Ziegsturhl and Steinchencröe. According to Kain, Nachtholm was: "typical of Nosgoth peasantry".
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Kain avoided Steinchencröe during his mortal life; however, as a vampire he felt that his presence "merely added to the stench".
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Vasserbünde was a large settlement located to the east of Nupraptor's Retreat. The townspeople regarded Nupraptor as a lunatic, but they appeared to fear his magic.
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Kain described Coorhagen as "the finest city in all of Nosgoth, rich in vanity and conceit". It was Kain's former home, and the place of his birth.
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Kain commented that this "quaint pastoral village" was the birthplace of Janos Audron. He also referred to another aspect of the legend surrounding Janos - that he hunted the peasants of the village until his execution.
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Avernus was a large walled city located north of Willendorf, with a huge cathedral at its centre. When Kain first saw Avernus, it was burning. Azimuth had summoned demons and unleashed them on the city.
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Willendorf was the kingdom of King Ottmar, consisting of a large castle and walled city and a big township to the east. The city was wealthy and housed the great Library of Willendorf, but only people of noble birth were allowed through the city gates.
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Stahlberg once housed "some of the most prestigious universities in all of Nosgoth". When Kain reached it, the city had been devastated by William's troops.
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