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Lenankamp is well known for it's excellent blacksmiths and armour makers. It is especially famous for its circlets, which are frequently sold as souvenirs. In addition, Lenankamp is quite famous for its excellent sake. The main street of Lenankamp is always busy and crowded with people. | Lenankamp is well known for it's excellent blacksmiths and armour makers. It is especially famous for its circlets, which are frequently sold as souvenirs. In addition, Lenankamp is quite famous for its excellent sake. The main street of Lenankamp is always busy and crowded with people. | ||
The Keyaki Inn in the town comes highly recommended. The inn also hid an entry to the original hideout of the [[Toran Liberation Army]] which caused a lot of commotion in the town when it was uncovered early in the [[Gate Rune War]]. | The [[Keyaki Inn]] in the town comes highly recommended. The inn also hid an entry to the original hideout of the [[Toran Liberation Army]] which caused a lot of commotion in the town when it was uncovered early in the [[Gate Rune War]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:52, 25 February 2015
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Lenankamp (レナンカンプ, Renankanpu) is a town which appears in Suikoden. It is a medium sized town located to the south of the Imperial capital of Gregminster.
Suikoden
Lenankamp is well known for it's excellent blacksmiths and armour makers. It is especially famous for its circlets, which are frequently sold as souvenirs. In addition, Lenankamp is quite famous for its excellent sake. The main street of Lenankamp is always busy and crowded with people.
The Keyaki Inn in the town comes highly recommended. The inn also hid an entry to the original hideout of the Toran Liberation Army which caused a lot of commotion in the town when it was uncovered early in the Gate Rune War.
References
- Genso Suikoden I & II Official World Guide Book (ISBN 4-471-36033-7), page 40