Beachdenn
Beachdenn is a small coastal town on the southern coast of the Truris Kingdom. It is primarily a fishing village with a small supporting lumber industry. There are a few small businesses in town, but most goods are imported from nearby larger towns overland.
Defences
The town has a single guard tower on the southeast side manned by five guards in a rotation. The guards are all local townsfolk and have had limited training and weapons experience. They are led by a Sergeant at Arms.
Industry & Trade
Due to its location on the southeast coast of Knightstone Bay, Beachdenn is primarily a fishing town. A fishery near the docks or the various supporting trades is where most people find their employment. A small lumber yard provides the wood needed to build and maintain the fishing boats as well as provide for the regular needs of the populace.
The fishing dock is not large enough to support large scale maritime operations, and so most trade comes in overland.
Assets
Beachdenn is a small fishing village; it does not have most things that larger towns or cities have. In addition to its core industries of fishing and lumber, a few entrepreneurs have taken up residence. The town has a basic tavern as well as an alchemist, an herbalist, and a temple.
- Tavern - The Smiling Crab Tavern
- Herbalist - Pehosley Herbalism and Alchemy
- Blacksmith - Blue Steel
- Lumberyard - Beachdenn Lumber
- Fishery - Beachdenn Fishery
- Farm
Geography
Beachdenn rests on the southeast corner of Knightstone Bay. The wind-swept southward facing cliffs are subject to periodic gale-force winds and heavy ocean spray.
Natural Resources
The lumber yard harvests wood from the nearby Comrock Forest which extends northwards along the western edge of Gilmeny Lake. The fishing industry mainly operates in Knightstone Bay.
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Beachdenn
The oceanside town of Beachdenn in the Truris Kingdom.
Founding Date
1144
Type
Village
Population
342
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