Cumbria

The town of Cumbria has grown up around the Black Lion Inn. Place on a popular trade route for merchants and a travel route for pilgrims and adventuring parties, the inn serves a large and constant clientele. The owner of the inn has become the de facto leader of the town. The Black Lion inn is the largest building in the town and sports an airy courtyard. Many come to explore King Marik's peak, as many stories of strange sightings, magical artifacts, and religious contemplation can be found here.

Population: 1,000

Demographics:

Dwarf, 20%

Elf, <1%

Gnome, <1%

Halfling, 16%

Human, 62%

Goliath, 1%

Government: Plutocracy, Dictatorship - Innkeeper.

Economy: The economy serves the Black Lion Inn and caters to travelers. Imports: Sugar, Timber, Lumber, Coffee, Tea, Ale, Mead, Mutton Exports: Wheat, Corn, Rye, Pork, Copper.

Businesses of note: The Black Lion Inn

Attractions:

The Black Lion Inn - A large six-story wood and stone structure with a beautiful courtyard. Traveler's look forward to their stay at the Black Lion Inn where the service is second to none.

King Marik's road - a long and dark road that stretches underneath the mountain peak of the same name, this road was build under the rule of King Marik, a human king who died almost an age ago. At least, he lived almost an age ago; feeling his death drawing nigh, he told his servants he would die as close to his god as possible, and he set out from his castle in Lewarewich to climb the mountain. He was never seen again.