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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sunshadow21" data-source="post: 5601088" data-attributes="member: 6667193">Your progess is delayed for a day as a powerful thunderstorm rolls in from the ocean, but you rest comfortably at the inn in Huntsville, and continue on the next day when the weather returns to normal and stays normal for rest of the trip to Tritower. Just before Benton the number of farms start to increase again, and after Benton, you start seeing private estates again, indicating that you are nearing your destination. Just before Tritower, the terrain to the north of the road turns to partial marsh land and when you emerge from the forest area leading up to Tritower, you look up and see a breath taking view. Sitting on a roughly triangular island formed by the Tang River and an offshoot of that river that found another way to the ocean, the large town of Tritower sits between a large bay to the north of the island, and a massive plateau on the southern wedge of the island that overlooks the entire area. On the plataeu sits a magnificent castle, which makes up one of the three towers that gave the town its name. The Silver Road runs along the base of this plateau to a bridge that crosses the Tang River proper and continues east to Gist from there. Along the road across from where the main road to the castle comes down sits an imposing structure. A walled enclosure in the shape of an isocolesces triangle dominates the commercial area that surrounds it. Once a defensive structure tied to the castle, the buildings inside have been converted to an inn, the Clockwork Gnome. The main entrance lies on the long side by the road, with the inn itself, an old three story tall building, along the short side and a long two story buidling that served as a stable and home for the gnome family that ran the place stretched along the other long side. When you enter the courtyard, several gnome children playing with a small clockwork boar that presumably gives the inn its name come over, and take your horses while one runs inside the inn to let their parents know about the presence of guests.</blockquote>

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