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Personages

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	* [[Wintala Loramenor]] of the Amahi.		* [[Wintala Loramenor]] of the Amahi.
	* [[Targe Harriden]]		* [[Targe Harriden]]
			* [[Oani Sparo]]

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History

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	Fully 600 years prior to present day, a rumour of a connection to the continent of [[Abbatchtka (Continent)\|Abbatchtka]] via the early formation of a network of merchants was created, and many traders blame poor luck on ill winds from the north.		Fully 600 years prior to present day, a rumour of a connection to the continent of [[Abbatchtka (Continent)\|Abbatchtka]] via the early formation of a network of merchants was created, and many traders blame poor luck on ill winds from the north.

			== Campaign 2 Events ==

			During the game, Dwardle became a brief hub of activity for the adventurers known as [[Multiple Sarcasms]]. On arrival to the town, the group were quick to contact the Quartermaster and Mereton, gathering the cash that they had been contracted for determining the cause of the mercantile distress on the Dwardle - Blademarket river trade route. After finding the apothecary that sent potions to Berwick's home village, the group were curious as to the provenance of the potions that had obviously been tampered with, but before a true investigation could take place, events of the next night overtook them: A [[The Citadel\|Citadel]] agent was attacked, and rescued, and the group were baited into helping with a supposed fire.

	= Layout =		= Layout =

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Factions

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	The Multiple Sarcasms were quickly aware that the reputation of the tinkerous guild was not as readily welcomed in Dwardle as it would be in other cities in the northern republic. The Amahi seems to have been involved in several major technological advances of merit in the town. Well, apart from sewers, irrigation, health, roads, cheese, education, baths and the cranes, the Amahi are thought of as interfering with the general running of the town, and whitewashing the education of the local population against the historical impact of the Concurrence and the Library of Tundmatusse. Outwardly, there are several examples of graffiti and minor criminal damage to various landmarks in the town which bear the mark of the Amahi, and the townhouse known as the Swage has been attacked by local troublemakers and several of the clocktower's windows are broken by thrown stones.		The Multiple Sarcasms were quickly aware that the reputation of the tinkerous guild was not as readily welcomed in Dwardle as it would be in other cities in the northern republic. The Amahi seems to have been involved in several major technological advances of merit in the town. Well, apart from sewers, irrigation, health, roads, cheese, education, baths and the cranes, the Amahi are thought of as interfering with the general running of the town, and whitewashing the education of the local population against the historical impact of the Concurrence and the Library of Tundmatusse. Outwardly, there are several examples of graffiti and minor criminal damage to various landmarks in the town which bear the mark of the Amahi, and the townhouse known as the Swage has been attacked by local troublemakers and several of the clocktower's windows are broken by thrown stones.

			=== The Citadel's activity in the town ===

			Dwardle, like many of the towns in Osuvanne, appears to have had a Citadel presence. Through citadel tradecraft, it can be supposed that the organisation has mapped out the town and has several sympathetic ears in the area.

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Personages

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	== Personages ==		== Personages ==
	* Mereton [[Goodmanner Littleswick]]		* Mereton [[Goodmanner Littleswick]]
	* [[Parthairn Tulli]], Quartermaster of Dwardle		* [[Parthairn Tulli]], Quartermaster of Dwardle
	* [[Wintala Loramenor]]		* [[Wintala Loramenor]] of the Amahi.
			* [[Targe Harriden]]

	[[Category: Locations]]		[[Category: Locations]]

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Factions

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	* [[2nd Battalion Volforian Regiment]]		* [[2nd Battalion Volforian Regiment]]
	* [[Tor Wessenir]]		* [[Tor Wessenir]]
			* [[The Citadel]]

			=== Reputation of the Amahi in Dwardle ===

			The Multiple Sarcasms were quickly aware that the reputation of the tinkerous guild was not as readily welcomed in Dwardle as it would be in other cities in the northern republic. The Amahi seems to have been involved in several major technological advances of merit in the town. Well, apart from sewers, irrigation, health, roads, cheese, education, baths and the cranes, the Amahi are thought of as interfering with the general running of the town, and whitewashing the education of the local population against the historical impact of the Concurrence and the Library of Tundmatusse. Outwardly, there are several examples of graffiti and minor criminal damage to various landmarks in the town which bear the mark of the Amahi, and the townhouse known as the Swage has been attacked by local troublemakers and several of the clocktower's windows are broken by thrown stones.

	== Personages ==		== Personages ==

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Visti

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	== Visti ==		== Visti ==

	[[Oani Sparo]], a practicing wizard of the Library, operates a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion. Visti is a chaotic place of magic and blurs the line between obfuscating the presence of magic in Dwardle and outright shouting about it. As a member of [[The Library of ~~Tundamatusse~~]], Sparo is tolerated as a warning system: the only mage that is openly "out" in Dwardle and can be controlled, at least politically, given the understanding between all the factions. Visti is shunned by most of the population of Dwardle, the occasional explosions and noise emanating from the building near the Swage adding to the general idea that it is not a part of town that citizens of standing should be associated with, and as such one would presume that the owner would be upset by this - but this is contrary to Sparo's personality.		[[Oani Sparo]], a practicing wizard of the Library, operates a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion. Visti is a chaotic place of magic and blurs the line between obfuscating the presence of magic in Dwardle and outright shouting about it. As a member of [[The Library of Tundmatusse]], Sparo is tolerated as a warning system: the only mage that is openly "out" in Dwardle and can be controlled, at least politically, given the understanding between all the factions. Visti is shunned by most of the population of Dwardle, the occasional explosions and noise emanating from the building near the Swage adding to the general idea that it is not a part of town that citizens of standing should be associated with, and as such one would presume that the owner would be upset by this - but this is contrary to Sparo's personality.

	=Factions & Personages=		=Factions & Personages=

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The Riverside

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	The river Dwardle runs through the town, bisecting it into the larger southern section and the more esoteric and dangerous north. The banks of the river are locally known as Shamelegger's Walk (to the north) and Watchman's Shame (to the south). The latter is the road that leads to the old barracks of the town, which is now part granary, part bank and part prison.		The river Dwardle runs through the town, bisecting it into the larger southern section and the more esoteric and dangerous north. The banks of the river are locally known as Shamelegger's Walk (to the north) and Watchman's Shame (to the south). The latter is the road that leads to the old barracks of the town, which is now part granary, part bank and part prison.

			Watchman's Shame has several workshops that cater to the nautical problems of the town, but hidden amongst them is a artificer's workshop called "Targe" run by [[Targe Harriden]].

	== Camp Dwell ==		== Camp Dwell ==

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Visti

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	== Visti ==		== Visti ==

	~~Opani~~ Sparo, a practicing wizard of the Library, operates a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion.		[[Oani Sparo]], a practicing wizard of the Library, operates a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion. Visti is a chaotic place of magic and blurs the line between obfuscating the presence of magic in Dwardle and outright shouting about it. As a member of [[The Library of Tundamatusse]], Sparo is tolerated as a warning system: the only mage that is openly "out" in Dwardle and can be controlled, at least politically, given the understanding between all the factions. Visti is shunned by most of the population of Dwardle, the occasional explosions and noise emanating from the building near the Swage adding to the general idea that it is not a part of town that citizens of standing should be associated with, and as such one would presume that the owner would be upset by this - but this is contrary to Sparo's personality.

	=Factions & Personages=		=Factions & Personages=

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La Pharmacie Nautical

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	== La Pharmacie Nautical ==		== La Pharmacie Nautical ==

	Dwardle is famous for many things, and chief amongst them is its historical success in the fields of chemistry and agriculture. La Pharmacie, a famous apothecary and pharmacy, lies on the central Ruen Square of the town, and is notable for the large stained glass windows portraying the healing of the sick by one of the Abbatchtkan ~~godtouched~~ champions, Sera. Allegedly run by the descendants of this pilgrim, La Pharmacie is a family run venture which keeps a certain mystique around its business dealings. ~~Mani Juste~~ is the human owner of the business.		Dwardle is famous for many things, and chief amongst them is its historical success in the fields of chemistry and agriculture. La Pharmacie, a famous apothecary and pharmacy, lies on the central Ruen Square of the town and borders onto Pureglee avenue. A three storey building of marble and stained glass, it carries flags of [[Vol]] and [[Furangar]] on its shopfront, along with the flag crests of various towns and cities of the Republic - such as [[Firemellow]] and [[Blademarket]]. The impressive storefront is notable for the large stained glass windows portraying the healing of the sick by one of the Abbatchtkan god-touched champions, Sera. Allegedly run by the descendants of this pilgrim, La Pharmacie is a family run venture which keeps a certain mystique around its business dealings. [[Manibelle Justle]] is the human owner of the business.

			The ground floor of the building is dominated by a central dais where the shop of the pharmacy is situated. Arranged around it are displays of various potions for the treatment of various ills, with large displays of healing ilixirs, antidotes to common poisons, healing potions, alchemical paraphernalia and components for basic herbal remedies (often sold for a marketed markup). Shopworkers wear a uniform of sorts, with a grey labcoat embroidered with the LPN logo and entwined dragons of Xavarath showing customers who would be able to help them find what they are looking for.

			The Second floor is mainly a store room, with a partitioned off set of clerical offices to the northern side.

			The Top floor is a lab floor, with all the glassware that a hiccoughing glassblower could provide. Strange liquids bubble in odd shaped flasks in this laboratory. Access is severely controlled into this area.

			La Pharmacie has been instrumental in the development of tinctures and remedies for various maladies and illnesses on the continent of Osuvanne, and from the humble beginnings have recently reached out to various merchants - such as the Pureglee Trading Company - to increase the continent-wide appeal of the products made in Dwardle. Despite the obvious help that a partnership with [[The Amahi]] could provide, LPN has been reluctant to join such an endeavour for reasons that have not been made public. As a leading part of research into treating illnesses in the world, LPN has been at the center of several rumours amongst the fringes of civilised society that spin conspiracies such that LPN are infecting people to further their own corporate aims. Whilst these stories seem to be second or third hand, or even "heard from a mate that heard it from a friend down the pub", LPN has been quick to deny any fact or falsehood regarding their product lines.

	== Prommes ==		== Prommes ==

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Layout

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	== 'Quips ==		== 'Quips ==
	The harbour district is the most developed area of the town, with the major landmark being the '''Harbourford House''' at which the quartermaster and the mereton of the town work. The busy district is one of quays and cranes, with reasonable road networks to and from the quayside. The Pureglee Trading Company retains a warehouse here for perishable goods that are required in other areas of the Republic, and several other merchants utilise storage warehouses for goods coming and going from the harbour. Of discernable landmarks in the Quips, the statue of '''"The Nameless Sailors"''' is the most noteworthy: a marble statue of a human, dwarf and elf standing on the prow of a ship, hauling a line and rescuing an unseen man overboard.		The harbour district is the most developed area of the town, with the major landmark being the '''Harbourford House''' at which the quartermaster and the mereton of the town work. The busy district is one of quays and cranes, with reasonable road networks to and from the quayside. The Pureglee Trading Company retains a warehouse here for perishable goods that are required in other areas of the Republic, and several other merchants utilise storage warehouses for goods coming and going from the harbour. Of discernable landmarks in the Quips, the statue of '''"The Nameless Sailors"''' is the most noteworthy: a marble statue of a human, dwarf and elf standing on the prow of a ship, hauling a line and rescuing an unseen man overboard. Wainward of the quartermaster's office, the larger warehouses of the '''Pureglee Trading Company''' operate on the south banks of the Dwardle.

	== Waterfens ==		== Waterfens ==

	South of Quips, the Waterfens is a more business district of Dwardle. Here you will find the independent high street shops of '''Deckherdt Street''' and '''Pureglee Avenue''' where several stores and townhouses of note are found:		South of Quips, the Waterfens is a more business district of Dwardle. Here you will find the independent high street shops of '''Deckherdt Street''' and '''Pureglee Avenue''' where several stores and townhouses of note are found:

			Pureglee Avenue:
	* La Pharmacie Nautical, a famous apothecary and pharmacy.		* La Pharmacie Nautical, a famous apothecary and pharmacy.
	* Prommes, a clothier.		* Prommes, a clothier.
	* A franchise of Brewthan's International Original Dwarvish Forged Coffee Company.		* A franchise of Brewthan's International Original Dwarvish Forged Coffee Company.
	* The Swage, [[The Amahi]]'s townhouse in Dwardle.
			Deckherdt Street:
			* The Swage, [[The Amahi]]'s townhouse and clocktower in Dwardle.
	* Visti, a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion.		* Visti, a shop selling accoutrements of the magical persuasion.


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	An area of common ground which is left fallow as per writ of the founding of the settlement. An area of several town blocks that is a protected parkland in the middle of the town, with sparsely monumented areas and a lake. Maple trees grow in the park.		An area of common ground which is left fallow as per writ of the founding of the settlement. An area of several town blocks that is a protected parkland in the middle of the town, with sparsely monumented areas and a lake. Maple trees grow in the park. The southern road outside of the parkland is known as the Royal Walk, historically the road that led to the old Kingdom's summer palace (now ruined) to the south of the town. Westward of the Shuffle, Market Drive is a larger thoroughfare that winds its way through the Dwardleford Mountains towards [[Blademarket]].

			== The Riverside ==

			The river Dwardle runs through the town, bisecting it into the larger southern section and the more esoteric and dangerous north. The banks of the river are locally known as Shamelegger's Walk (to the north) and Watchman's Shame (to the south). The latter is the road that leads to the old barracks of the town, which is now part granary, part bank and part prison.

	== Camp Dwell ==		== Camp Dwell ==