Crickfort

Population: 51, Size: 1 acres

Wealth: 255 gp. Max value for sale: 17 gp. Max pawn value: 89 gp

Demographics: Human (82%), Halfling (12%), Half-Orc (2%), Elf (2%), Dwarf (1%), Gnome (1%), Half-Elf (0%)

Comox is built nearby an important tomb or graveyard, and is known for its strong drink. The ruler is illegitimate, and the Hamlet is on the verge of civil war. Half-Elf oppress the majority races.

Shops

Tavern: The Wandering Dwarf

Owner: Odo McLeary, Male Human [Details]

Location: In a residential quarter known for its devout residents. The street outside is recently paved with worn brick.

Description: The tavern is a timber and brick two-storey building, with a gray shingled roof and a row of flowers around the building. It is well-lit by a few magical torches. It contains cobwebs in the corners and cured meats and cheeses hanging from the ceiling.

Specials:

Ham Ramen with Bread and a Glass of Brandy (5 sp)

Beef Pie with Oat Bread (4 sp)

Chicken Steamed Bun and a Glass of Wine (4 sp)

Other Patrons:

Avela Evanins, Female Human [Details]

Godfrebold Sandoval, Male Human [Details]

General Store: The Minced Shanty

Owner: Varion Wasanthi, Male Elf [Details]

Location: In a residential quarter known for its devout residents. The street outside is shaded by colorful trees and contains a heroic monument.

Description: The general store is a wooden big orb-like building, with large windows and a large cellar. It contains an empty cage and a decomissioned carriage serving as shelving for goods. Owner tends to run up prices for outsiders.

Specials:

Rope, Silk (50 feet) (phb 153) (10 gp)

Bottle, glass (phb 153) (2 gp)

Barrel (phb 153) (2 gp)

Other Patrons:

None

Housing

Small Cottage

Owner: Grise Coulsary, Female Human [Details]

The house is a stone-walled two-storey building, with a blue tile roof and a small enclosed deck. It contains a single bachelor-style room with a bed and chest, along with a dresser on the far wall. In one corner is a hearth with a cauldron over the fire. A small stockpile of boxes and barrels are messily crammed into a corner.