Encamp

Encamp

The village of Encamp is the craftsmen and skilled labor center of Andorra, dominated by the market square. 

The village is served by the Church of Saint Clemese, which also acts as a center for scribal and record-keeping services to the merchants. The Abbot is the very definition of avarice, and has become a man of local power and influence. 

Church of Saint Clemense




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