Glintmaw
Angus' town in Glas'Tallag, ravine in centre of town that houses a giant bear named Bin-Go. The frogkin druids can speak bear and communicate to the town Bin-Go's wishes.
Independant Town in Glas'Talag Bin-Go the Mighty is the leader of the town. ~800 population. Mousefolk and Kenku are the main ethnic group, grung and fae are a smaller percentage. The Greencloaks are the main faction. Demonym is Glints. Religious Autocracy. Languages are Squeak and Sylvan. Currency is Bartering and Trade. Common Threats are Big cats, Redcap, warbands, hags, weasels and birds of prey.
This town is hidden within a normal sized badger skull laying on the ground but once someone walks up to it, they shrink in size to fir into the skull.
An Inferno spreads across the Feywild, and only the most cunning survive. Thanks to the quick thinking of a brilliant Mouse, the tiny town of Glintmaw was saved. They now exist between the Feywild and the Mortal Plane; the town is now only accessible via the Mortal Plane, while the town itself exists within the Feywild, where the flames are magically held back.
Hundreds of years ago, a tribe of nomadic Mousefolk found themselves lost in the Feywild. Their numbers were few, and they were starving... So when a mysterious woman offered food and shelter they eagerly accepted. They returned to her home and she gave them bread and soup… But before they could eat, a great Dire Badger burst through the door and tore the evil Hag to pieces. The badger, old and wise, informed the mice that the food was poisoned, and taught them how to forage and defend themselves from the evils that lurk in the depths of the woods. The badger, known as Glint, befriended the Mousefolk and stayed with them until the end of its days. The mice, ever resourceful, used Glint’s body to build a shelter. Their numbers multiplied and eventually the town of Glintmaw was established. Glint’s skull still serves as the entrance to the town to this day. Even in death, Glint protects the smallfolk, and many still believe its spirit watches over them.
Not long after the establishment of Glintmaw, a group of desperate Kenku found their way to the Skull of Glintmaw. The Mice were uneasy at first, but came to find the Kenkus to be charming and gifted in ways that they were not. Glintmaw was settled on the edge of a large river… And one day, a large cluster of Grung eggs washed up on the riverbank. Shortly after, the Grungspawn hatched. The denizens of Glintmaw couldn’t bring themselves to turn away the cute little frog-folk. A few other beings have found their way into the town over the years, including a few dryads, nymphs, satyrs and faeries.
The village is led by a mighty grizzly bear, known simply as Bin-Go. He’s an enigmatic figure, beloved by all within the town. Not much is known about him or where he came from, and he seems to live an odd but simple life. Bin-Go is a mute naturist, eats anything he can find, and will periodically go into hibernation in his cave. His methods of ruling are strange, but many consider him to be a visionary.
Within mousefolk society, there have always been the Greencloaks; guides, scouts, envoys, and warriors. The Greencloaks are masters of the wilderness and act as the town’s first line of defence. (Yes, this is a reference to Mouseguard.)
Between the predators and the rarity of open fields, the Feywild isn’t a suitable environment for horses… And horses aren’t particularly good mounts for a town of beings that average 2’ tall. Magical, teleporting Blink Dogs are bred and trained to act as steeds and companions.
Independant Town in Glas'Talag Bin-Go the Mighty is the leader of the town. ~800 population. Mousefolk and Kenku are the main ethnic group, grung and fae are a smaller percentage. The Greencloaks are the main faction. Demonym is Glints. Religious Autocracy. Languages are Squeak and Sylvan. Currency is Bartering and Trade. Common Threats are Big cats, Redcap, warbands, hags, weasels and birds of prey.
This town is hidden within a normal sized badger skull laying on the ground but once someone walks up to it, they shrink in size to fir into the skull.
An Inferno spreads across the Feywild, and only the most cunning survive. Thanks to the quick thinking of a brilliant Mouse, the tiny town of Glintmaw was saved. They now exist between the Feywild and the Mortal Plane; the town is now only accessible via the Mortal Plane, while the town itself exists within the Feywild, where the flames are magically held back.
Hundreds of years ago, a tribe of nomadic Mousefolk found themselves lost in the Feywild. Their numbers were few, and they were starving... So when a mysterious woman offered food and shelter they eagerly accepted. They returned to her home and she gave them bread and soup… But before they could eat, a great Dire Badger burst through the door and tore the evil Hag to pieces. The badger, old and wise, informed the mice that the food was poisoned, and taught them how to forage and defend themselves from the evils that lurk in the depths of the woods. The badger, known as Glint, befriended the Mousefolk and stayed with them until the end of its days. The mice, ever resourceful, used Glint’s body to build a shelter. Their numbers multiplied and eventually the town of Glintmaw was established. Glint’s skull still serves as the entrance to the town to this day. Even in death, Glint protects the smallfolk, and many still believe its spirit watches over them.
Not long after the establishment of Glintmaw, a group of desperate Kenku found their way to the Skull of Glintmaw. The Mice were uneasy at first, but came to find the Kenkus to be charming and gifted in ways that they were not. Glintmaw was settled on the edge of a large river… And one day, a large cluster of Grung eggs washed up on the riverbank. Shortly after, the Grungspawn hatched. The denizens of Glintmaw couldn’t bring themselves to turn away the cute little frog-folk. A few other beings have found their way into the town over the years, including a few dryads, nymphs, satyrs and faeries.
The village is led by a mighty grizzly bear, known simply as Bin-Go. He’s an enigmatic figure, beloved by all within the town. Not much is known about him or where he came from, and he seems to live an odd but simple life. Bin-Go is a mute naturist, eats anything he can find, and will periodically go into hibernation in his cave. His methods of ruling are strange, but many consider him to be a visionary.
Within mousefolk society, there have always been the Greencloaks; guides, scouts, envoys, and warriors. The Greencloaks are masters of the wilderness and act as the town’s first line of defence. (Yes, this is a reference to Mouseguard.)
Between the predators and the rarity of open fields, the Feywild isn’t a suitable environment for horses… And horses aren’t particularly good mounts for a town of beings that average 2’ tall. Magical, teleporting Blink Dogs are bred and trained to act as steeds and companions.
Founders
Inhabitant Demonym
Glints
Location under
Owner/Ruler
Additional Rulers/Owners
Owning Organization
Characters in Location
- Agerfort Wobblering
- Ahearn Wobblering
- Alys Wobblering
- Anera Wobblering
- Angus Wobblering
- Angus Wobblering Jr.
- Arlana Wobblering
- Baird Wobblering
- Bin-Go
- Bitto Wobblering
- Blair Wobblering
- Brienne Wobblering
- Brigantia Wobblering
- Brize Wobblering
- Bryce Wobblering
- Burgess Wobblering
- Burut Wobblering
- Calder Wobblering
- Chatel Wobblering
- Colbert Wobblering
- Coldpeter
- Coteej Wobblering
- Couller Wobblering
- Cremm Wobblering
- Curd Wobblering
- Desmond Wobblering
- Donovan Wobblering
- Douglas Wobblering
- Emment Wobblering
- Emrys Wobblering
- Eoin Wobblering
- Erub Wobblering
- Etain Wobblering
- Evelyn Wobblering
- Feat’ha Wobblering
- Fergus Wobblering
- Floyd Wobblering
- Formyr Wobblering
- Fynbar Wobblering
- Glint
- Goura Wobblering
- Gwyndolin Wobblering
- Isolda Wobblering
- Jaque Wobblering
- Jarle Wobblering
- June Wobblering
- Keely Wobblering
- Killian Wobblering
- Limborg Wobblering
- Linette Wobblering
- Lyumi Wobblering
- Maeve Wobblering
- Marscon Wobblering
- Mejian Wobblering
- Meredith Wobblering
- Monty Wobblering
- Morrigan Wobblering
- Muensa Wobblering
- Muose Wobblering
- Myoira Wobblering
- Nichi Wobblering
- Oifa Wobblering
- Panyer Wobblering
- Pico
- Reggie Wobblering
- Rellamoz Wobblering
- Rhiannon Wobblering
- Ricont Wobblering
- Roman Wobblering
- Rowena Wobblering
- Salu Wobblering
- Seamus Wobblering
- Seddar Wobblering
- Selma Wobblering
- Sirena Wobblering
- Stelton Wobblering
- Torsten Wobblering
- Trevor Wobblering
- Ulfred Wobblering
- Varian Wobblering
- Varik Wobblering
- Vartberg Wobblering
- Volonie Wobblering
- Wyke Wobblering
- Wynn Wobblering
- Wynter Wobblering
- Yeera Wobblering
- Zapar
- Zoulla Wobblering