Dunwich District
This district is a residential district where both low and middle class families live. The streets here are narrow and winding, and the buildings are old and tightly packed together.
Welcome to the bustling Dunwich District, where the scent of delicious dumplings from Dharan Dumplings Restaurant wafts through the streets. Be sure to stop by Saint Nan's Orphanage, where orphans are cared for by the kind-hearted nuns. The Dunwich Bank keeps the district's wealth flowing while Baldur's Blacksmith crafts weapons and armor for the district's guards. If you're feeling under the weather, Elian's Excellent Elixirs can concoct a remedy. And if you're looking for a drink, head to Hardin's Pub or The Silver Sun Tavern. Don't forget to visit the Weapon Shop for all your adventuring needs!
Middle income district, church and jail
The Dunwich District is a bustling area of the city, filled with markets, shops, and entertainment. It is known for its vibrant nightlife and is popular with young people. The district is also home to a number of street gangs, including the Specklers, the Chiselers, and the Left Handers
The Witching Hour - A small shop run by the mysterious and reclusive witch known only as Hecate. The shop is filled with strange herbs, potions, and curiosities, all rumored to have magical properties.
The Rusty Anchor - A run-down tavern owned by the surly dwarf Thorgar Ironbeard. The Anchor is a favorite haunt of sailors and other seafaring types, and is known for its strong ale and rowdy atmosphere.
The Glass Garden - Abeautiful greenhouse run by the eccentric gnome botanist, Professor Dandelion. The Glass Garden is home to all manner of rare and exotic plants, many of which are said to have magical properties.
The Golden Goose - A small shop owned by the kindly halfling baker, Agatha. The Golden Goose is famous throughout the Dunwich District for its delicious pastries, pies, and cakes.
The Crooked Lantern - A dimly-lit tavern owned by the dour human, Edgar Black. The Lantern is a favorite haunt of thieves and other shady characters, and is known for its strong spirits and shadowy atmosphere.
The Shattered Anvil - A blacksmith shop owned by the skilled but gruff dwarf, Grumbar Ironfist. The Anvil is known throughout Dunwich for its fine weapons and armor, and Grumbar is rumored to have crafted some of the most powerful magical weapons in the land.
The Cursed Chapel - A small chapel run by the mysterious and enigmatic priest, Father Jacob. The chapel is said to be cursed, and many of those who enter never return.
The Dusky Rose - A high-end brothel run by the beautiful and seductive madam, Isadora. The Rose is known for its luxurious accommodations and beautiful women, but also has a reputation for being a dangerous place.
The Laughing Gargoyle - A small tavern owned by the gregarious dwarf, Balthazar Stonefist. The Gargoyle is known for its jovial atmosphere and excellent ale, and is a favorite haunt of adventurers and other travelers passing through Dunwich.
The Moonstone Tower - A tall tower owned by the powerful wizard, Malakar. The tower is said to be filled with dangerous magical artifacts and creatures, and only the bravest or most foolhardy adventurers dare to enter.
The Blue Heron Inn - a cozy inn owned by a retired sailor, Captain Kester. The Golden Monkey Trading Company - a bustling marketplace owned by a shrewd entrepreneur, Madame Mei Ling.
The Iron Spoke Tavern - a popular watering hole owned by a burly dwarf, Grum Stonefist.
The Clockmaker's Workshop - a small shop owned by an elderly gnome, Tock Ticktock.
The Dusty Tome Bookstore - a quaint bookstore owned by an eccentric halfling, Balthazar Featherfoot.
The Starry Night Art Gallery - a high-end art gallery owned by a sophisticated elf, Lady Astrid Moonshade.
The Lucky Rabbit's Foot - a well-stocked magic shop owned by a wiry half-elf, Lucien Valtair.
The Rusty Anchor Shipyard - a busy shipyard owned by a grizzled old sailor, Captain Blackbeard.
The Crimson Crown Jewelers - a fine jewelry store owned by a refined human, Lord Edward Crimson.
Places of Interest:
The Peoples Tower: A tall tower that offers stunning views of the city. The lower entrance to the tower is controlled by the Specklers gang, who charge a convenience fee for entry.
The Dunwich Market: A large outdoor market that sells a variety of goods, including fresh produce, clothing, and handmade crafts.
The Silver Chalice: A popular tavern that serves delicious food and drinks. It is a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike.
The Cruck Housing: A unique type of housing that is made from curved timber frames. The Crucks are a gang of misfits who defend their homes and businesses in the Dunwich District.
The Dunwich Scholars: A group of academics and researchers who study the history and lore of Skygarde and seek to uncover its many secrets.
The Dunwich Cult: A group of fanatics who worship dark gods and perform forbidden rituals in secret.
Welcome to the bustling Dunwich District, where the scent of delicious dumplings from Dharan Dumplings Restaurant wafts through the streets. Be sure to stop by Saint Nan's Orphanage, where orphans are cared for by the kind-hearted nuns. The Dunwich Bank keeps the district's wealth flowing while Baldur's Blacksmith crafts weapons and armor for the district's guards. If you're feeling under the weather, Elian's Excellent Elixirs can concoct a remedy. And if you're looking for a drink, head to Hardin's Pub or The Silver Sun Tavern. Don't forget to visit the Weapon Shop for all your adventuring needs!
Middle income district, church and jail
The Dunwich District is a bustling area of the city, filled with markets, shops, and entertainment. It is known for its vibrant nightlife and is popular with young people. The district is also home to a number of street gangs, including the Specklers, the Chiselers, and the Left Handers
The Witching Hour - A small shop run by the mysterious and reclusive witch known only as Hecate. The shop is filled with strange herbs, potions, and curiosities, all rumored to have magical properties.
The Rusty Anchor - A run-down tavern owned by the surly dwarf Thorgar Ironbeard. The Anchor is a favorite haunt of sailors and other seafaring types, and is known for its strong ale and rowdy atmosphere.
The Glass Garden - Abeautiful greenhouse run by the eccentric gnome botanist, Professor Dandelion. The Glass Garden is home to all manner of rare and exotic plants, many of which are said to have magical properties.
The Golden Goose - A small shop owned by the kindly halfling baker, Agatha. The Golden Goose is famous throughout the Dunwich District for its delicious pastries, pies, and cakes.
The Crooked Lantern - A dimly-lit tavern owned by the dour human, Edgar Black. The Lantern is a favorite haunt of thieves and other shady characters, and is known for its strong spirits and shadowy atmosphere.
The Shattered Anvil - A blacksmith shop owned by the skilled but gruff dwarf, Grumbar Ironfist. The Anvil is known throughout Dunwich for its fine weapons and armor, and Grumbar is rumored to have crafted some of the most powerful magical weapons in the land.
The Cursed Chapel - A small chapel run by the mysterious and enigmatic priest, Father Jacob. The chapel is said to be cursed, and many of those who enter never return.
The Dusky Rose - A high-end brothel run by the beautiful and seductive madam, Isadora. The Rose is known for its luxurious accommodations and beautiful women, but also has a reputation for being a dangerous place.
The Laughing Gargoyle - A small tavern owned by the gregarious dwarf, Balthazar Stonefist. The Gargoyle is known for its jovial atmosphere and excellent ale, and is a favorite haunt of adventurers and other travelers passing through Dunwich.
The Moonstone Tower - A tall tower owned by the powerful wizard, Malakar. The tower is said to be filled with dangerous magical artifacts and creatures, and only the bravest or most foolhardy adventurers dare to enter.
The Blue Heron Inn - a cozy inn owned by a retired sailor, Captain Kester. The Golden Monkey Trading Company - a bustling marketplace owned by a shrewd entrepreneur, Madame Mei Ling.
The Iron Spoke Tavern - a popular watering hole owned by a burly dwarf, Grum Stonefist.
The Clockmaker's Workshop - a small shop owned by an elderly gnome, Tock Ticktock.
The Dusty Tome Bookstore - a quaint bookstore owned by an eccentric halfling, Balthazar Featherfoot.
The Starry Night Art Gallery - a high-end art gallery owned by a sophisticated elf, Lady Astrid Moonshade.
The Lucky Rabbit's Foot - a well-stocked magic shop owned by a wiry half-elf, Lucien Valtair.
The Rusty Anchor Shipyard - a busy shipyard owned by a grizzled old sailor, Captain Blackbeard.
The Crimson Crown Jewelers - a fine jewelry store owned by a refined human, Lord Edward Crimson.
Places of Interest:
The Peoples Tower: A tall tower that offers stunning views of the city. The lower entrance to the tower is controlled by the Specklers gang, who charge a convenience fee for entry.
The Dunwich Market: A large outdoor market that sells a variety of goods, including fresh produce, clothing, and handmade crafts.
The Silver Chalice: A popular tavern that serves delicious food and drinks. It is a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike.
The Cruck Housing: A unique type of housing that is made from curved timber frames. The Crucks are a gang of misfits who defend their homes and businesses in the Dunwich District.
The Dunwich Scholars: A group of academics and researchers who study the history and lore of Skygarde and seek to uncover its many secrets.
The Dunwich Cult: A group of fanatics who worship dark gods and perform forbidden rituals in secret.
Founders
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District
Inhabitant Demonym
Dunnies
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Included Locations
Owning Organization
Characters in Location
- Argenta Dunwich
- Avilene Skytracer
- Baldur
- Benegar Skytracer
- Berengar Skytracer
- Bethia Tolle
- Captain Morty
- Dharan Dumpling Host
- Dorn Von Vaida
- Edric Skytracer
- Elian
- Elias Skytracer
- Ezra
- Faraday
- Fray Skytracer
- Funk the Monk
- Gamel Skytracer
- Godwyn Skytracer
- Grace Weston
- Hardin Earp
- Hereward Skytracer
- Herkus Lulith
- Jon Selk
- Jone Skytracer
- Livina Skytracer
- Lucie Rolffe
- Mareka
- Nans
- Rian Gobling
- Sinta Picard
- Stavros Trueblood
- Theobald Skytracer
- Waryn Trueblood
- Yennifer