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- In Chesterburg Summit, A drunkard’s son was found with his tongue cut out, floating face-down at the Wilburyfield Pool.
Local customs: There is a tradition, during a waning moon, for a priest to sacrifice a dog.
The town contains:- The Horseshoe and Pouch Inn, famous for its Deep-fried Beef Tongue.
- Inn of the Board Inn, famous for its Roasted Beef.
Blood Street is where men of rank or privilege who require discretion look for ladies of the night. - In Angel’s Marsh, The Mercenaries Club is allegedly all out of money and heavily in debt.
Local customs: You are obligated, at the resumption of war after truce, to cut a ribbon or cord.
The town contains:- The Mad Leaf Inn, famous for its Smoked Boar.
- The Osprey and Pot Inn, famous for its Seared Elk Sausage.
Ebony Crescent is where men of rank or privilege who require discretion look for ladies of the night. - In Fairtown, A smuggler’s tunnel was recently found that circumvented the Radiant Barracks.
Local customs: We believe, when joining a guild, to wash the hands thrice in blessed water—fools and charlatans will eat only Rack of Lamb for a week, to their great peril.
The town contains:- The Man’s Mushroom Inn, famous for its Tender Chicken.
- The Sign of the Gypsy Inn, famous for its Sauteed Venison.
Ram Square is a popular picnic-ground. - In Wensleylock, A driver’s son was found with his tongue cut out, floating face-down at the Bat Shore.
Local customs: It’s the custom in this town, when the moon devours the sun, to be circumcised, participate in athletic contests, and eat only Potatoes for a week.
The town contains:- The Doctor and Hare Inn, famous for its Spiced Giant Rainbow Trout.
- The Bird and Lotus Inn, famous for its Grilled Ham.
Mantis Crossing is a place full of beggars and thieves. - In Farmer’s Pines, An unidentified body was recently found on Rathhaven Walk, believed to have been killed in a botched robbery attempt. Visitors are advised to visit the area with caution.
Local customs: It’s the custom in this town, after a young woman’s first menses, to bury a coin outside the village—fools and charlatans will assume the identity of a totem animal using masks and costumes, to their great peril.
The town contains:- Tabeve’s Table Inn, famous for its Deep-fried Asparagus.
- Festhaus of the Lass and Gander Inn, famous for its Garlicky Pork.
Felldrake Fountain has the best views in town.