This watchtower was built in the year 989 when the Guradam kingdom expanded and the village of Jarce became established as a lumber community for the kingdom. This outpost acted as a safe haven for travellers between the village and the nearby town of Dundel. It also helped for housing armed forces that were needed to defend against the tribal races in the area, such as goblins, bullywugs and other beastfolk.
The watchtower has four solid walls that sit tight on top of cliff edges on the north and south sides. The east and west walls have their own portcullises that give access to the central courtyard, acting as a gate for the roads to Jarce and Dundel. Two towers protrude from the top of this outpost one on the North West corner and the other on the South East. The North West tower has a spiral staircase that leads down into the underground floor which houses the Barracks, Jail, Captain's Quarters, Kitchen and the Latrine.