Loch Lomond

Notes

Northern lake identified by Asterius as the likely “elm-shaded lake” from Dubricus’ vision. The clue comes through the River Leven, whose name means something like “Elm-water,” flowing into Loch Lomond.

The lake lies far north, beyond familiar Logres roads and near the path implied by forests, mountains, and two walls.

Timeline

• 490: Identified at the Bath Scriptorium as the likely target of the crown/Grail quest. (Source: Session 033 - The Crown Quest, the Siege of Exeter, and the Giant Erge)
• 490: The questers arrive by boat, see silver scales beneath the water, follow the Silver-Haired Woman of Loch Lomond, and discover the Loch Lomond Fountain while searching for the crown/Grail clue. (Source: Session 036 - The Sun-Water of Loch Lomond and the Road to Merlin)