Glan Elin

Glan Elin is a small Celtic hamlet with six buildings in a fenced enclosure (in Celtic, meaning the "bright riverbank") in Sinann. Glan Elin is along the Kozar River in Sinann. The Kozar River originations from the mountains of its namesake, the Kozar Steep. Glan Elin serves as a trading outpost and way station for merchants, travelers and fisherfolk moving up and down the Kozar River, or bringing goods from the Sinann inland. One larger building is generally used for itinerants and other travelers. The hamlet's leaders are the sisters Emer Mor Emer and Ciara Mor Emer, the daughters of the warrior trader Saoirse Mac Conn. Ciara permanently resides at Glan Elin managing the hamlet, trading and bartering with outsides, and overseeing the small scale farming. Emer travels up and down the Kozar River to Bondar and Buntar in the south along the border between Bevil and the Celtic lands, including the Nation of Galletica. Both sisters are devote followers of the Druidic religion and their patron deity is Arawn, who must be honored. The hamlet is also the home of Egli Ironarm, a dwarf blacksmith. Egli is one of the few dwarves in Sinann, and his work is well known and sought after. There are 6 buildings 1: Emer, Enid, and Ciara 2: Egil Ironarm, the blacksmith 3: Grain, Furs 4: Guest quarter and guards 5: Farmer family 6: Farmer family Some farmers live outside of the hamlet. Boaters who reside in Clan Elin when not accompanying Emer on trips south:

Sinead Mac Tiar, Short, strong, broad shoulders, red hair
Aiden Mac Cuhalin, Tall, black hair, Adam’s apple

The Farmer husbands are include: Fionn the Red (strong walks around with no shirt), Daral the Halfwit, Shay Mac Sean, Crag and Collin. Farmwives are Roisin, Aisling, Emme, Cafran and Afa.