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Sept 19, 2022 12:58:15 GMT -8
Post by GreyWolfVT on Sept 19, 2022 12:58:15 GMT -8
Duke's Road Map
Stallanford Information:
Who Rules: Lord Mayor Brogan Manning, a retired soldier from the Duke’s Army who came home after serving for eight years and was elected Mayor by the people. He is in his third term and has served the people and town well.
Population: Stallanford is smaller than her sister town to the south, Penhaligon. The permanent population is approximately 2,500, swelling to about 4,000 during the height of the trading season.
Major Products: Cheese, strong dark beer, horses, trade, wagons, leather goods.
Armed Forces: There is a permanent garrison of troops that reside within Stallanford, and those troops rotate between Stallanford and the Duke’s Road Keep once every four months.
Notable Churches: No churches in Stallanford at present, though there are some shrines to a few different gods. There also is Aralic, a priest who resides in Stallanford and tends to the populace as best he can, along with his small staff of doctors and nurses.
Adventurers’ / Travelers' Quarters: The Hungry Halfling (good/moderate); Run by Brandykalen Sunstrider, this establishment is always busy and caters to a wide variety of clientele.
Important Features in Town: Stallanford is still growing as a town and such, it has its share of growing pains. Some amongst the populace feel that Penhaligon is intentionally holding back the growth of Stallanford. Nothing is further from the truth as Lady Arteris, though superior in rank to the Mayor, chooses to work alongside him rather than in command of him.
To the north of town is the Duke’s Road Keep, home of the 4th Division, Duke’s Road Battalion (or the Goblin-Crushers, as they are called). They are charged with holding the road into Darokin open (or closed, should Karameikos find herself at war with Darokin), and patrolling the border and lands around the keep and Stallanford. Captain Devlin Armstrong commands the battalion. Here, the troops are well-trained and are of moderately high morale, because of Captain Armstrong’s ingenious idea of rotating out one-quarter of his garrison to Stallanford for guard and watch duty every three months. Boredom does not set in, and there are enough sights and distractions in town to keep his men occupied and happy.
Stallanford Information:
Who Rules: Lord Mayor Brogan Manning, a retired soldier from the Duke’s Army who came home after serving for eight years and was elected Mayor by the people. He is in his third term and has served the people and town well.
Population: Stallanford is smaller than her sister town to the south, Penhaligon. The permanent population is approximately 2,500, swelling to about 4,000 during the height of the trading season.
Major Products: Cheese, strong dark beer, horses, trade, wagons, leather goods.
Armed Forces: There is a permanent garrison of troops that reside within Stallanford, and those troops rotate between Stallanford and the Duke’s Road Keep once every four months.
Notable Churches: No churches in Stallanford at present, though there are some shrines to a few different gods. There also is Aralic, a priest who resides in Stallanford and tends to the populace as best he can, along with his small staff of doctors and nurses.
Adventurers’ / Travelers' Quarters: The Hungry Halfling (good/moderate); Run by Brandykalen Sunstrider, this establishment is always busy and caters to a wide variety of clientele.
Important Features in Town: Stallanford is still growing as a town and such, it has its share of growing pains. Some amongst the populace feel that Penhaligon is intentionally holding back the growth of Stallanford. Nothing is further from the truth as Lady Arteris, though superior in rank to the Mayor, chooses to work alongside him rather than in command of him.
To the north of town is the Duke’s Road Keep, home of the 4th Division, Duke’s Road Battalion (or the Goblin-Crushers, as they are called). They are charged with holding the road into Darokin open (or closed, should Karameikos find herself at war with Darokin), and patrolling the border and lands around the keep and Stallanford. Captain Devlin Armstrong commands the battalion. Here, the troops are well-trained and are of moderately high morale, because of Captain Armstrong’s ingenious idea of rotating out one-quarter of his garrison to Stallanford for guard and watch duty every three months. Boredom does not set in, and there are enough sights and distractions in town to keep his men occupied and happy.
