Kelmarsh

An ancient hub for the spice trade, Kelmarsh was founded by elves. At various times during its long history, the city has been held by elves, humans, gnomes, and even dwarves for a short period. The elves rule again and are jealous of their prize. The city is a mix of different cultures as well as new and old architecture.

Population: 23,000

Demographics:

Dwarf, 4%

Elf, 65%

Gnome, <1%

Halfling, <1%

Human, 15%

Kobold, 2%

Goblin, 2%

Hobgoblin, 1%

Tabaxi, 10%

Government: Plutocracy, City State Monarchy - King and Queen

Economy: Booming. The demand for spices in this region is outstripping the supply. Imports: Oats, Wheat, Wool, Pork, Tea, Spices Exports: Ginger, Cumin, Long Pepper, Rye, Silver, Coffee, Spices

Businesses of note: Kelmarsh Trading Co., Rohusomar's Ginger Emporium, Kobold Pepper, The Hilt and Blade Inn and Tavern, Rayla's Herb and Spice Shoppe, The Silver Stallion Inn, Garalt's Librarium and Enchantments

Attractions:

The Spice Markets- Visitors all over the countryside wander through the myriad of booths scouring for the perfect spices.

The Silver Stallion Inn - A popular watering hole for spice dealers.

The Reflecting Pool - A large ceremonial pool that attracts visitors for the supposed healing properties of the water. Visions of distant worlds seem to reflect to the viewer.

Tomb of Evanrona - the tomb of an ancient elven queen.

Temple of the great 12 - a religious site for the worship and recognition of the Fates.

Shrine of Milil , Goddess of Poetry and Song. Milil was an elven princess, betrothed to Lathander of old. It is said that when she heard of his passing, she wrote only one song more about him, and then passed away into the everworld of light. Elves sing this song every day of the year in this shrine, except for the day of her passing and the day of the Death of Lathander, only a few days before. She has since been deified.