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Locations · first: CC E9

Castle Candy and Dulcington

The party sails up the Cola River to Castle Candy in the late summer haze of purple, pink, lavender and fuchsia candy mists CC E9·01:15:49. Even the tavern is silent at 4 a.m., there are lights up in the castle, and the town of Dulcington is sleepy and quiet CC E9·01:15:49.

Castle Candy is the castle above the town of Dulcington on the Cola River, where the story began, and the party returns to it at night in CC_09 CC E9·01:15:49 CC E16·00:00:32. In CC_10 the board shows Castle Candy with Dulcington beneath it, and Brennan says they will resolve some things before the battle begins CC E10·00:00:33. At the end of CC_10 the party escapes and sails up the river, with Amethar standing holding the body of Princess Jet CC E10·01:35:37. Brennan says in CC_13 that House Cruller holds Castle Candy CC E13·00:35:38.

In CC_16 Brennan says Dulcington looks totally bombed out and later that it may have been evacuated and filled with mercenaries CC E16·00:52:31 CC E16·01:28:50. In CC_17 Calroy Cruller dies on the wall, and Brennan says the siege of Castle Candy is successful CC E17·01:53:49.

By episode

CC E9: Safe Harbor

  • Castle Candy and Dulcington — "the late summer purple, pink, lavender and fuchsia haze of candy mists"; the town "sleepy and quiet" — 01:15:49

CC E10: Blood & Bread

  • Castle Candy and Dulcington — "the town of Dulcington beneath", with environs beyond the board — 00:00:33; "In a town of 800, there is a fully stocked lingerie store." — 01:12:26

CC E16: For Candia! (Part 1)

  • Castle Candy and Dulcington — "Back where it all began, in Castle Candy, the sweet village of Dulcington." — 00:00:32; Dulcington "has been totally bombed out" — 00:52:31; "was evacuated" and filled with mercenaries — 01:28:50; has a lingerie shop (joke) — 01:29:04