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<blockquote data-quote="seriousmoonlight" data-source="post: 7250288" data-attributes="member: 6873732"><p><strong>Gatehouse:</strong> The castellan raises an eyebrow as you all tell your tales. " Are you sure it wasn't ogres," he says skeptically before taking another sip of his wine. "Giants, stupid as they are, know better than to wander into the sword coast. Anyway, we haven't had any attacks here. Things have been perfectly safe."</p><p></p><p>He only half listens till the mention of Lady Nandar's death comes up. "Lady Nandar has no children. Tell me, any word from Waterdeep about who will inherit the city?"</p><p></p><p>The Castellan will allow the group inside, but advises Aremus to report the details of his trip to Abbot Darovik.</p><p></p><p><strong>The Inn: </strong></p><p></p><p>The buildings that house most of the residents of Goldenfields are arranged in concentric half-rings around a central square where locals can socialize and gather for picnics after midday prayers.Orderly rows of wooden longhouses, each one large enough to house a hundred people, face inward toward a central plaza, with the abbey of Chauntea off to the southeast. Each longhouse is a work of art, its beams sculpted with images of a particular animal, thereby differentiating it from its neighbors. Most of Goldenfields' workers are human commoners.</p><p></p><p>Standing north of the town is a three-story stone edifice with arched windows that offer a view of the surrounding gardens. Thin plumes of smoke issue from its many chimneys on rainy days and cold nights. Life-size statues of rearing horses flank the double doors that lead to the common room. Above these doors hangs a wooden sign that proclaims the name of this grand establishment, Northfurrow's End, in fancy lettering. West of the main building is a stable house that can hold and feed up to fifty horses.</p><p></p><p>Many travelers are startled when they first head inside and see the barkeep - a barrel chested man who is almost covered from head to toe in white fur.</p><p></p><p>"Welcome! What are you having," the barkeep asks.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]89671[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="seriousmoonlight, post: 7250288, member: 6873732"] [B]Gatehouse:[/B] The castellan raises an eyebrow as you all tell your tales. " Are you sure it wasn't ogres," he says skeptically before taking another sip of his wine. "Giants, stupid as they are, know better than to wander into the sword coast. Anyway, we haven't had any attacks here. Things have been perfectly safe." He only half listens till the mention of Lady Nandar's death comes up. "Lady Nandar has no children. Tell me, any word from Waterdeep about who will inherit the city?" The Castellan will allow the group inside, but advises Aremus to report the details of his trip to Abbot Darovik. [B]The Inn: [/B] The buildings that house most of the residents of Goldenfields are arranged in concentric half-rings around a central square where locals can socialize and gather for picnics after midday prayers.Orderly rows of wooden longhouses, each one large enough to house a hundred people, face inward toward a central plaza, with the abbey of Chauntea off to the southeast. Each longhouse is a work of art, its beams sculpted with images of a particular animal, thereby differentiating it from its neighbors. Most of Goldenfields' workers are human commoners. Standing north of the town is a three-story stone edifice with arched windows that offer a view of the surrounding gardens. Thin plumes of smoke issue from its many chimneys on rainy days and cold nights. Life-size statues of rearing horses flank the double doors that lead to the common room. Above these doors hangs a wooden sign that proclaims the name of this grand establishment, Northfurrow's End, in fancy lettering. West of the main building is a stable house that can hold and feed up to fifty horses. Many travelers are startled when they first head inside and see the barkeep - a barrel chested man who is almost covered from head to toe in white fur. "Welcome! What are you having," the barkeep asks. [ATTACH=CONFIG]89671._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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