Felwarren

Felwarren

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Demographics

Demographics by Species

Population does not include transient denizens, such as most adventurers, even though they form a key component of Felwarren's tourist economy.

• 1429: Humans
• 718: Stout Halflings
• 457: Wood Elves
• 298: Half-Orcs
• 227: Dwarves
• 208: Forest Gnomes
• 114: Half-Elves
• 101: High Elves/Eladrin Elves
• 83: Lightfoot Halflings
• 70: Akhorans (mostly slaves)
• 56: Tieflings
• 31: Rock Gnomes
• 20: Aasimar
• 14: Dragonborn
• 12: Hobgoblins
• 8: Orcs
• 6: Goliaths
• 3: Firbolgs
• 2: Genasi
• 2: Goblins
• 1: Tabaxi
• 3: Other/Exotic (possibilities include changeling, couatl, doppelganger, drow elf, kenku, kobold, lizardfolk, meenlock, ogrillon, pseudodragon, shapeshifted incubus/succubus, shapeshifted metallic dragon, svirfneblin, tortle, and wererat)

Demographics by Occupation

Felwarren is defined by its location in the Mining District and its programs of tourism for would-be adventurers. Laborers and workers who service adventurers are therefore much more common than in an average town. Of course farmers and craftsmen are still necessary to sustain life.

• 966: Children
• 512: Laborers (miner, construction worker, water-carrier, street cleaner, illuminator, lumberjack)
• 494: Homemakers
• 352: Ranchers (rancher, poultry raiser, exotic meat hunter, animal trainer)
• 343: Service Workers (innkeeper, tavern worker, manservant/maidservant, butler (food-taster), barber, bather, town-crier)
• 320: Farmers (grain farmer, orchard farmer, gardener)
• 208: Merchants (hay, livestock, mercery/textiles, spices, alcohol, fish, furs, magic supplies, baked goods, gadgets)
• 141: Artisans (baker, alchemist, smith, carpenter, mason, leatherworker, cook, glazier, jeweler, chandler, painter, potter, wheelwright, weaver, tailor, woodworker, bookbinder, architect, sculptor, cooper, seamster, shoemaker)
• 132: Criminals (smuggler, thug, thief, assassin, charlatan, spy)
• 110: Entertainers (musician, performer, matchmaker, prostitute, pimp)
• 80: Law Enforcement (guard, watchman, officer, quartered military, detective, jailer)
• 46: Nobility (statesman/administrator, knight, herald, bureaucrat, dilettante)
• 37: Clergy (clerk, priest, missionary)
• 36: Scholars (teacher, sage, librarian, professor, accountant, tax collector, scrivener, calligrapher, record-keeper)
• 25: Beggars (vagrant, urchin)
• 21: Butchers (poultry, other)
• 17: Retired Elderly
• 10: Medical (doctor, nurse/assistant, midwife)
• 8: Magical Services (witch-doctor, fortune-teller)
• 5: Judicial (advocate, magistrate)

Geography

Felwarren is nestled in between the two major southern spurs of the Biworr Peaks. A small lake, fed seasonally by a river—more of a brook, really—feeds the town's water supplies, which sometimes must also be supplemented by magic. There is little groundwater in the region for wells.

Natural Resources

Iron, silver, bauxite, and zinc.

Type

Large town

Population

3863

Location under

Smigrin Mining District

Included Locations

• Felwarren Dungeon