Editing Caer (section)

== In fiction ==
* Caer Bocram from the video game ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]''
* Caer Bronach and Caer Oswin from video game ''[[Dragon Age: Inquisition]]''
* Caer Cadarn from the novel series ''[[The Warlord Chronicles]]'' - set in [[Cadbury Castle, Somerset]], according to the author's note in ''The Winter King''.{{citation needed|date=February 2020}}
* [[Caer Dallben]] from ''[[The Chronicles of Prydain]]'' novel series
* Caer Darrow from the video game ''[[World of Warcraft]]''
* Caer Dhú from the novel ''[[The Sword of Rhiannon]]''
* Caer Llyr and Caer Secaire from the novel ''[[The Dark World]]''
* Caer Lyon from the video game ''[[Wizard101]]''
* Caer Siorai from the video game ''[[Death's Gambit]]''
* Caer Xhan from the video game ''[[Breath of Fire III]]''
<!--* [[Cair Andros]] from ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' - Sindarin 'cair' means 'ship', not 'fort' or similar-->
* [[Cair Paravel]] from the ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia|Chronicles of Narnia]]'' novel series
* Kaer Morhen and Kaer Trolde from ''[[The Witcher]]'' novel series
* Kaer Norvent from the video game ''[[Final Fantasy XVI]]''
* [[Ys|Kêr-Is]] (Ys), of [[Breton mythology|Breton legend]]
* Kerrith, town mentioned in the novel ''[[Rebecca (novel)|Rebecca]]'', set in Cornwall
* The [[Rabbit of Caerbannog]] from the film ''[[Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''
* Caer-Konig & Caer Dineval from the D&D Campaign "Rime of the Frost Maiden