Ath Cafal

Points of interest

The Cliffside Lighthouse

A towering stone lighthouse perched on the edge of a cliff, guiding ships safely to shore. It’s maintained by a reclusive old keeper who’s rumored to have once been a sea captain.

The Smuggler’s Cove

A hidden bay surrounded by high cliffs, where ancient caves serve as rumored meeting places for pirates and smugglers. The entrance is difficult to spot, but local fishermen know the way.

The Salted Docks

The busy harbor where ships unload their catch. The docks are covered in a fine layer of salt from the sea air, and you can always find vendors selling fresh seafood, as well as the occasional exotic import.

The Shipwright’s Yard

A workshop where skilled carpenters and blacksmiths repair and build ships. The village’s trade vessels are maintained here, and the scent of fresh timber and tar is ever-present.

The Tidal Break

A cozy seaside tavern built from driftwood and stone. The innkeeper, Cian, is a former sailor who’s seen the world and enjoys sharing tales of the open seas with travelers, often serving up hearty fish chowder and ale brewed with seaweed.

Type

Village

Population

120 villagers, primarily fishermen, sailors, and coastal traders, with a few artisans who specialize in shipbuilding and net weaving.

Location under

Hildenor

Owner/Ruler

Mairead O’Donnel

Ruling/Owning Rank

Seneschal

Owning Organization

Murchadha Clan