Borton

Borton is a seaside town that once had large trade connections with the rest of the world. Now it is mostly a fishing town due to the increased financial restrictions brought on by the civil unrest among the working class of people who work in the nearby fisheries. Another affect is the curfew of 7pm, forcing most taverns to operate in more shady areas in secret.

Notable locations

Tin Street

"Is there anywhere else more civilised or wonderous then the markets of tin street?" Tika. local guide

Tin street is the main road that runs through borton. It runs from the port to Athesall and eventually the rest of the country. There are many stores in tin street. A few of which are detailed in the shops section. Shops in tin street: Airic's amazing anvilworks

"If you ain't buying, leave." Airic. local blacksmith

Airic's amazing anvilworks is a blacksmithing shop operated by Airic, a stern old human man. Description of shop:

As you enter the dilapidated workshop, you hear the unmistakeable sounds of metal hitting against metal, "CLINK CLINK CLINK". A muscular man is hammering away at at a read hot peice of metal that looks more and more ike a spearhead each time you look at it. You see burn marks on his arms, marks of previous mishaps and experiences. As he looks up at you see an old wrinkled face with deep-set ruby eyes peering at you. "Anything you want!", he yells.

Airic: Traits: Crude Is bad with clenliness, would like to hire an assistant to keep his workshop Ideals: He likes to repay his debts and doesn't accept gifts of any nature Bonds: Patriotism his family fought in the war and he often tells people stories of the great deeds of king alfred and his nobles Flaws: He is very cold and stand offish towards people. Xistrith's curious curios

"Don't go to that place, it's a scam, none of the good luck charms work" Tika. local guide

Trinket store owned by drow archeologist Xistrith Description of store:

In this store, you see shelves full of neatly organised trinkets, some ancient and timeless looking and some obviously manufactured for a quick coin. In the back of the store, standing in front of shelves of snake oil and other preserved animal parts marketed as potion ingredients, there stands a hooded figure. His lithe figure almost hidden by his cloak, he pulls down his hood, revealing a scarred angular face, with eyes the colour of red hot coals. He runs a charcoal hand through his bone-coloured hair. "Is there anything I could do for you", he says.

Xistrith: Traits: Immensely proud of his store's clenliness Soft spoken Often pauses mid sentance for no apparent reason Ideals: Capitalism if someone would buy something, I will sell. Bonds: I want to take revenge on my brother, Xistroth, who kicked me out of the family curio business and forced me to move to borton from athesall even though all of the best sites for archeology are narer to them. Flaws: I value money over everything The Adamantine Anvil