Shivershire
Built on the lake river, near the base of the mountains in the rolling foothills you shall find this charming little shire. Here hobbits, gnomes, halflings and humans live together in a relaxed lifestyle. This slow moving and carefree place is where people live off the lands fully enjoying what nature has to offer them. There is not much here for outsiders, having only a few businesses to speak of.
You will however find the Shiver Winery nestled among the lazy hills here. The wine may not be the best nor the most expensive, but it is popular with the common folk which means lots of sales. Wine wagons are a common site traveling to and from here as they are the only supplier of Shiver Wine. Most taverns in the Empire will keep Shiver wines in stock due to it selling so well.
The drunken frog tavern is the heart of the town, most business dealings, meetings and going on's will be taking place here. It’s the ideal place for social gatherings and seems to always have at least a few patrons here drinking the ever-famous Drunk Frog Ale. The recipe and location of the Drunk Frog brewery is kept a family secret but some whisper that its hidden somewhere within the caverns under the village. There is recent talk of the Drunken Frog making business negotiations for signing export contracts to sell their famous ale to those outside of the shire.
Walking distance from Shivershire you will find a few places to visit, to the north is the beautiful Crystal Falls, south is some amazing river fishing, then northwest is where all the different vineyards and farms are located. The area is a relaxing environment, beautiful scenery, lazy foothills, with wonderful lakes and rivers. It makes for a nice place to visit and get away from the normal troubles of the other areas.
Once before in the past, Shivershire was actually part of the Lightfoot Coalition, but the Empire has since expanded their borders as humans always do. It is no secret the folks of Shivershire are still unhappy with this even to this day, longing for the old days of being with the LightFoots. There are some bad feelings still but being passive people, they do not cause any trouble with the Empire. The village does very well for itself based on the sale of their ever-popular wines.
You will however find the Shiver Winery nestled among the lazy hills here. The wine may not be the best nor the most expensive, but it is popular with the common folk which means lots of sales. Wine wagons are a common site traveling to and from here as they are the only supplier of Shiver Wine. Most taverns in the Empire will keep Shiver wines in stock due to it selling so well.
The drunken frog tavern is the heart of the town, most business dealings, meetings and going on's will be taking place here. It’s the ideal place for social gatherings and seems to always have at least a few patrons here drinking the ever-famous Drunk Frog Ale. The recipe and location of the Drunk Frog brewery is kept a family secret but some whisper that its hidden somewhere within the caverns under the village. There is recent talk of the Drunken Frog making business negotiations for signing export contracts to sell their famous ale to those outside of the shire.
Walking distance from Shivershire you will find a few places to visit, to the north is the beautiful Crystal Falls, south is some amazing river fishing, then northwest is where all the different vineyards and farms are located. The area is a relaxing environment, beautiful scenery, lazy foothills, with wonderful lakes and rivers. It makes for a nice place to visit and get away from the normal troubles of the other areas.
Once before in the past, Shivershire was actually part of the Lightfoot Coalition, but the Empire has since expanded their borders as humans always do. It is no secret the folks of Shivershire are still unhappy with this even to this day, longing for the old days of being with the LightFoots. There are some bad feelings still but being passive people, they do not cause any trouble with the Empire. The village does very well for itself based on the sale of their ever-popular wines.
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