Hommlet

Hommlet is a rustic frontier village nestled in the rolling hills and fertile fields of the northern reaches, serving as the seat of the local baron. Its charming cobblestone streets wind through simple homes, smoke curling from chimneys and mingling with the crisp air of the surrounding countryside. The village’s heart is its bustling market square, where traders peddle their wares and locals gather to share stories over freshly baked bread and crafted goods. At the center of it all stands the Inn of the Welcome Wench, a welcoming hearth for weary travelers and townsfolk alike.
The village is a hub for trade, with timber from the Dimlit Forest and furs from the surrounding wilderness making their way through its streets. Hommlet is a place where life is rooted in the land, and the hardworking people have learned to thrive amidst the rugged beauty of their surroundings. At the heart of their faith stands the Temple of The Covenant, a sacred space where the village’s spiritual needs are met, offering solace and guidance in a world where the winds of uncertainty blow.
To the north, however, a darker, more dangerous world awaits. The Darkenwood stretches beyond the edges of Hommlet’s farmland, a sprawling and foreboding forest that none dare enter. It is here that the savage Rakash, a fierce and mysterious people, dwell in the shadows. The villagers speak of the Darkenwood in hushed tones, warning travelers to never venture too close to its borders, for fear of what might lie hidden within.
Though peaceful on the surface, Hommlet’s proximity to the Darkenwood reminds its inhabitants that danger is always lurking, just beyond the horizon. Yet, for now, the village endures, its people bound together by their shared purpose, faith, and resilience in the face of the unknown.

"Hommlet stands as the northernmost sentinel of civilization, where the rugged frontier meets the wilds of the Darkenwood, and the threat of the savage Rakash lingers just beyond the trees, testing the resolve of every soul who dares to call it home."