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Message: <blockquote data-quote="larryfinnjr" data-source="post: 5683586" data-attributes="member: 99210">It's not difficult to get one's bearings in this meager village, or what remains of it: <a href="http://gallery.rptools.net/v/contrib/larryfinnjr/Bloomten.jpg.html" target="_blank">Bloomten </a> The Hungry Orc is one of just a few original buildings left standing. It looks large enough to likely have been a community barn where the town's livestock was stored. There are no 'rooms' in the bar, but piles of urine-soaked straw in and around the area serve as sleeping areas. Sleeping in a burned out farmhouse may be fine for some, but there aren’t enough proper living conditions for everyone to sleep in... including orcs. Tents were brought in when they invaded and are used by any number at any given time. Each "tent" is nothing more than a cloth supported by poles, leaving them open and exposed with mats, straw, and worn blankets to sleep on.  The church at the center of the village has been gutted out and converted into a giant apartment/restroom for the Harad’adak – all religious symbols inside have been defecated on and all the windows have been smashed out. It seems foul enough to cause sickness and disease to those without the constitution to handle it. Still singed but mostly intact from the invasion, The Manor is a three-storey house that Stump calls home. Many other orcs frequent here and can be seen patrolling the area. And lastly, somewhat separated from the village center to the north, is the cleverly named Had'rak Hotel XXVII, the 27th in a series of such locations as the tribe has cut its swath of violence across the land. It's quite a wasted inn, barely holding twenty orcs simultaneously, but they seem to be the elite commanders of the tribe, keeping themselves separate from the regular rank and file.</blockquote>

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