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Message: <blockquote data-quote="covaithe" data-source="post: 4659826" data-attributes="member: 46559">[sblock=recruitment]Okay, I'll try to work the cleric in soon.  Won't be long, I think.[/sblock]Whatever time the denizens of this place consider it to be, the central square is quietly busy.  There are perhaps thirty humanoids wandering between the buildings and tents with quiet purpose.  Dwarves seem to be the most commonly represented race, but there are also elves both fair and dark skinned, a handful of short, gray-skinned creatures that Phelan excitedly identifies as Derro, and even a pair of grimlocks snuffling their way carefully down the street.  There are a number of permanent buildings here, including two which by the colorful signs hanging over their entrances are obviously the Thorn and Castle and the Golden Wind, but by far the most prominent is a walled compound behind which can be seen a tall house of gracefully understated elegance.  Amazingly, there are several slender trees growing in the area between the wall and the house.  There is a wrought iron gate leading into the compound, beside which is posted several large framed notices.  By their formatting, they appear to contain the same text in several languages.  The one in Common reads as follows.  Goods for auction One silvered longsword, crafted by Hanssen Kjuldsmoll as a dowry for his daughter Ludkjeta, the Diamond of Yurgind. Three books in draconic script bound in leather of unknown origin.  Believed to be in the hand of Arthanastras the Gray. One set of Horseshoes of the Zephyr, of prodigious size.  One obsidian ioun stone, in two pieces, of unknown function.  Seven matched crystal halberds embossed with the arms of the Emperor of Carduth The services of three succubi, compacted for seven months by the wizard Harsuthrax The Urn of Aldamarra At the bottom of the page is a smaller note saying, "Viewing by appointment only"</blockquote>

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