Braymor - The Mining City

Approaching the city, it is surrounded by a giant stone wall and only a single entrance and exit through a set of large gates at the road that is heavily guarded. In the back, a large clock tower can be seen that appears to be a large stone monolith with ancient runes carved into it. Once past the gate and guards after a quick sign-in stating names, business in the city, and expected time in the city, the crowns district opens up. This is not really an adventurer town, and, in the beginning, the town's profits were fueled by Braymoor's boating known for their boat-making skills. With a negotiated contract to harvest trees from the forests of Didun they created all manners of ships, small boats, and even iron boats for warships. Because of their skillset, they have also contracted the design and secondary manufacturing of the airships of Windbury. Years after the boating industry took off and the town expanded, they found caves along the outside of the city where a group of dwarves and kobold miners began excavating it and found rare minerals and gems. With this influx of money, the city petitioned for the giant walls to be built to keep outsiders from going into the mineshafts and the town became more and more paranoid. Most patrons disdain outsiders and would rather see them get in and get out than stay. It is hard to move into Braymoor which is considered at most a "Gated community" village. Beyond the city towards the back is Uglug's Bridge which legend says was a giant sea creature that attacked the town in its beginning stages. A group of adventurers smote the beast down and it was used as a bridge to get to the island of Gashak which had previously only been able to be gotten to by boat. Over the years as the beast decayed, the bones remained and dwarven engineers began the stonework to block in the skeleton of the creature nicknamed "Uglug" (because you go ug lug when you get pulled under the water to be eaten).
Places of Interest:
The Thirsty Gypsy: A heroic elven tavern, decorated with exotic weapons and armor ran by a short female elf with short blonde hair and orange eyes named Nerwenye. She was once a gypsy and found her way into Braymoor and is a bit aloof and comes off creepy.

• Roasted Shark and Orange Pie, Glass of Wine (2 sp)
• Braised fish and Dried Lemon, Glass of Rum (1 sp)
• Steamed crayfish and Soft Cheese, Glass of Wine (4 sp)
• Salted scallops and Shallots, Tankard of Stout (9 cp)
• Roasted Eel and Lentils, Tankard of Ale (10 cp)
• Stewed Hare and Blue Cheese, Tankard of Ale (11 cp)

Rumors:

• The creature that was slain to create Uglug's Bridge is cursed and people have been disappearing when traveling on it.
• Swarms of spiders have been seen in the forests of Didun
• Urka isn't really a kobold, but a wizard in disguise
• A horde of trolls has been gathering in the Scarlet Pinnacle mountains
• The Order of the Golden dragon has been sacrificing people to the dark dragon god and were responsible for the cultists threat

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The Clock Tower: A magical clock, set into a monolith of hewn stone with giant runes carved into it all around. It was constructed by a dwarven craftsman long ago and has kept perfect time since.
The Odeum of Dreams: A grand stone-walled theatre, home of a male human named Reyny and his troupe of trained snakes. It comes off as haphazardly thrown together, but they do have a local troupe of actors that put on shows a couple times of week for the patrons of the town.
Nether Region Industries and the Cobalt Grove MineshaftUrka
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Joane's IronworksJoanereligionextremely anti-religious,deity
The Fox's Arcana: The shop is a single-story half-timbered building, with a tiled mosaic floor. It is dimly lit by a few candles and fairly shabby. Dica
Gentasi's Postions: The shop is a single-story timber and brick building, with carved wooden doors and dwarf-wrought iron furnishings. It is brightly lit by magical candles and chandeliers. Gentasi

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