Daggerwatch
First Impression: This may be the cleanest and quietest district in Dura. The walls of the towers are heavily reinforced, as if to withstand siege weaponry.
The streets are filled with guards of the Watch, both patrols and off-duty guards; it looks like a bad place to start a fight.
Social Class: Middle class, Dura is easily the most dangerous quarter of the city, and during the Last War riots and other forms of unrest were a constant concern. Plus, the Race of the Eight Winds usually results in various forms of crime and vandalism. As a result, Daggerwatch has the largest concentration of the City Watch in Sharn.
Many low-ranking city officials, including judges and tax collectors, make their homes in Dagger watch and rely on the presence of the Watch to protect them from vengeful citizens.
Points of Interest :
The Gold and White-This tavern offers fare of comfortable quilty at modest prices. It caters to members of the Sharn Watch and Brelish veterans, but others will receive a cold welcome.
This large tavern is usually filled with off-duty guards of the Watch and royal soldiers. Anyone wearing the insignia of a non-Brelish military unit, or who can be identiied as having served with another nation during the Last War, receives an Unfriendly attitude by the patrons of The Gold & White. Conversely, any character who served Breland during the war gets a +2 circumstance bonus on Gather Information or Knowledge (local) checks made in the tavern, in addition to any bonus received from being a regular customer.
Daggerwatch Garrison-The eponymous garrison in the district is the home to over 600 members of the Sharn Watch. In addition to the regular oficers of the Watch, Daggerwatch Garrison houses the Goldwings and includes facilities for maintaining the unit’s 25 hippogriffs.
Talain Garrison- This fortress houses both the Sharn Watch and the elite Redcloak Battalion. While slightly smaller than the Daggerwatch Garrison, it is far more heavily fortii ed and could withstand an extended siege.
The streets are filled with guards of the Watch, both patrols and off-duty guards; it looks like a bad place to start a fight.
Social Class: Middle class, Dura is easily the most dangerous quarter of the city, and during the Last War riots and other forms of unrest were a constant concern. Plus, the Race of the Eight Winds usually results in various forms of crime and vandalism. As a result, Daggerwatch has the largest concentration of the City Watch in Sharn.
Many low-ranking city officials, including judges and tax collectors, make their homes in Dagger watch and rely on the presence of the Watch to protect them from vengeful citizens.
Points of Interest :
The Gold and White-This tavern offers fare of comfortable quilty at modest prices. It caters to members of the Sharn Watch and Brelish veterans, but others will receive a cold welcome.
This large tavern is usually filled with off-duty guards of the Watch and royal soldiers. Anyone wearing the insignia of a non-Brelish military unit, or who can be identiied as having served with another nation during the Last War, receives an Unfriendly attitude by the patrons of The Gold & White. Conversely, any character who served Breland during the war gets a +2 circumstance bonus on Gather Information or Knowledge (local) checks made in the tavern, in addition to any bonus received from being a regular customer.
Daggerwatch Garrison-The eponymous garrison in the district is the home to over 600 members of the Sharn Watch. In addition to the regular oficers of the Watch, Daggerwatch Garrison houses the Goldwings and includes facilities for maintaining the unit’s 25 hippogriffs.
Talain Garrison- This fortress houses both the Sharn Watch and the elite Redcloak Battalion. While slightly smaller than the Daggerwatch Garrison, it is far more heavily fortii ed and could withstand an extended siege.
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