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Gara, Northern Island

Bill George — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 18:20:36 +0000

Gara, a nice small village. They own a forest.

Pleasant area, nice for crops.

No worries…

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Lar and Dul, Northern Island

Bill George — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 18:18:16 +0000

Nice quiet villages.

Dul is so dull, only one L in its name.

The forest is nice and quiet during the day.

Noisy at night. The villagers stay away at night. Not many go in there during the day.

The villages don’t like each other much, but they will help if the other village is attacked.

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Hollow town, Northern Island

Bill George — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 18:17:19 +0000

Nice village, noisy during the day.

The nearby Hollow Hill is presumed to be hollow by the locals. No one remembers if anyone goes inside.

Sometimes a fog comes in from Tarn Bay, over the top of Hollow Hill, and moves towards the town.

Locals run indoors and lock their homes up tight when that happens.

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Hollow town population, Northern Island

Bill George — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 18:16:07 +0000

About 120 humans

12 halflings

15 half-elves

All adults belong to the local militia. Five of the half-elves are good with bow and arrows.

Two haflings are druid/fighters. One is Dr 3/F 3 and the other is Dr2/F2.

Three of the humans are clerics. Cleric 4, cleric 2 and cleric 1. Leader and 2 acolytes.

Gara population, Northern Island

Bill George — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 18:14:52 +0000

Has 55 humans

and four elves.

All 20 human adults are in the militia. The teens have some weapon skills.

One human druid 3, one human fighter 3, two human fighter 1. What is left of a one-time adventuring party who moved to this area. For the quiet…

All 4 elves are adults and have high quality bow and arrow skills. Two have chain mail, the others have leather armor. All 4 have long swords. No shields.

Two half-elves, not considered part of the village, live in a small hut near the edge of the forest. But not IN the forest.