![]() ![]() Through this hardship, Oakvale was rebuilt and the village thrived once again.Īs related in the Tales of Albion, Oakvale continued to play a role in the shaping of Albion's history even after the death of Jack of Blades. This time of reconstruction did not go unhindered, as a man is reported to have died in the process. In a process which took nearly ten years, the small village had been rebuilt and expanded far beyond what it once was. ![]() A short while after the village was burned, folk from the neighboring countryside began to rebuild Oakvale. The most important of which was a boy who would later become the Hero of Oakvale. Bandits from a nearby camp raided the village, burning it to the ground. The first major event in the village's history took place on the same day as the Hero's sister, Theresa's birthday. The gates were shut occasionally and the town featured no Cullis Gate, hinting at its relationship with the Heroes' Guild. Oakvale seemed to be a secluded village in its early years. To the southeast of town, three barns had been built to store food and supplies. A small tilled field with a scarecrow is found to the west of the village gates. The shops were located in the centre of town surrounding a large tree. During its early period, Oakvale had only four houses, a general shop, a weapons store, and a tavern. The village is found amongst the cliffs by the sea. During the childhood of the Hero, Oakvale was a small developing village on the southern shores of Albion. ![]()
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