Traditionally, all knights of great valour are laid to rest at Mt. Caerleon, so named for the many mountain lions call this place home, but so too do we bury our dead at Montburg, the Lions Den, where the best smoking weeds are grown in the dry and warm southern side of the mountain.
Leoncoeur County's seat is Roxburg, an ancient lakeside village from which hail many famous naval captains and pugilists of renown. It is a densely wooded, warm country of rough natural beauty and mostly secluded small outposts. Roads exist between each of its baronies, except for Aldborough, which involves either miles of bushwhacking or a mountain climb, depending on the time of year.
The strange thing about the forests of Leoncoeur is that the deeper you get through it, the more wonders you can find. Head far enough east, and you'll reach the Royal Terebinth Gardens, a seaside resort with an exotic menagerie, a prison tower containing the Cerentians King-in-exile, and several other attractions.