Lavorne Mansion

The old, decrepit mansion serves as the home for the somewhat peculiar family of outcasts and misfits, led by Virgo- and Margo Lavorne, the famous twin witches. The mansion is build on the very edge of the hillsides in North-East Doren.

History
The mansion was home to the magically-gifted Lavorne family of witches for centuries and both Virgo and Margo grew up within its walls. However, it was abandoned by their mother during the Great War when the people of Orzon took up arms against them when tensions between mundane humans and the magically-gifted heightened drastically. It was a time of political turmoil of which the magically-gifted got the brunt. The Lavorne family fled the mansion when an angry mob of farmhands came to drive them out. Virgo and Margo, 23 years-old at this point, decided to flee to the Mirksage Woods surrounding Lovidia together with their mother, as many other witches had decided to prior to the start of the war.

Here, the family lived for nearly 15 years in a cabin of their own making, living off the land with the other witch refugees such as Maru and Eli, protected by the magical woods surrounding Lovidia. Here, Virgo and Margo studied the arts of magic under the ever-watchful eye of their mother. Margo gravitated towards the natural magic of the woods and soil around her, while Virgo would stay indoors for days; cooped up in her room studying arcane scrolls. When their parents passed away, the twin sisters chose to take to civilised world once more, in the hope that tensions had settled down sufficiently, and reclaim their once fabled mansion.

Current Day
At the start of our story, Virgo, Margo have lived in the mansion for close to 5 years. It is still very much in a bad shape, crooked, and in need of a new paint job, but its condition has improved severely under the guidance of the sisters. Now, many individuals call the old Lavorne mansion their home, all a part of this new chosen family of misfits gathered together by the twin sisters Lavorne. All do their part in the home and hope to restore to mansion to its former glory in the future; although its current gothic-chique aesthetic is rather appreciated.