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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 509528" data-attributes="member: 8530">I still haven't found the map, but I did come across the following description of the key buildings of the Chaotic Good Hengeyokai village, which is named Felwithes:A: This place is where all meetings take place that affect the village and its’ people.B: This is the dwelling area of Felwithes’ sole mage and her two apprentices.C: This is the dwelling area and temple of Kelethins’ clerics. The village of Felwithe has been blessed for they have two clerics; one just returning from Grobb (NE village) after the shield had gone down.D: Songweavers Hall is a place where Hengeyokai can tell and listen to the stories of the ancestors and learn the history of their people.E: This building handles all trade items. Note* they trade and barter for everything, there is no money in the biosphere, they have heard of it, but believe it is useless, because you can’t wear it eat it or grow it, thus useless.F: A resting stop for travelers and soldiers.G: HQ for the town guard.I: Garrison for the village troops, on call 24 hours a day, ½ will sleep during the day and ½ will sleep at night.J: This station is for the scouts who have become injured or sick and a place to head to if there is any danger.K: This is a Station HQ for the Biospheres standing army and every village has one so the communication of the army can be done quickly and correctly.L: This Hall is where everyone goes for a good time, there can be found almost any sport or game here, that can test the skills of one another  (wrestling, archery, ect.)M: These are three large sheds that are used to house the villages’ supplies and harvests.</blockquote>

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