Haeleth
Haeleth was a smith, businessman, and landlord hailing from Waterdeep and based in the settlement of Bargewright Inn in the Savage Frontier in the mid-to-late 14th century DR.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
He was tall and a man of few words. He also a sound sleeper but a loud snorer, who could be heard even in the street outside his home and store.
Mental characteristics
Employment
Running Haeleth's Horseshoes in Bargewright Inn, his specialty was of course making and attaching horseshoes, not only to horses but to all kinds of hoofed animals. Haeleth also made hasps, hinges, and hooks, which he delivered by the wagon-load to Waterdeep for sale in the markets there. In general, he truly loved working with sturdy iron rather than with the finer metals like copper and silver, but was not inexperienced in them.
Haeleth was prosperous in this trade, but all his coin went to Waterdeep, where he purchased properties and rented them out. The profits from these supported his family: his wife in her Waterdhavian villa and his four sons as adventurers across Faerûn. The Smithy had been targeted by thieves on occasion, sometimes while he was sound asleep, but none ever came away with more than a fistful of copper pieces.
His house was on the opposite side of the settlement from his smithy, on the street called the Back and standing between the homes of Halduth Meer and Ruldarr and opposite Rinthar.
Social
Contacts & Relations
He had a wife and four sons. He also kept a pet lizard; its species was unknown but resembled a smaller relative of the Basilisk and was not known to have turned anyone to stone.
Species
Children
Current Residence
Sex
Male
Presentation
Masculine
Ruled Locations
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