Dalhurst

Population: 32, Size: 1 acres

Wealth: 160 gp. Max value for sale: 11 gp. Max pawn value: 56 gp

Demographics: Halfling (39%), Human (33%), Elf (12%), Dwarf (9%), Gnome (4%), Half-Orc (2%), Half-Elf (1%)

Ban Prairie's population is unusually wealthy, and is known for its patriotism. The Hamlet is ruled by a priest of the local religion. The races live together mostly in harmony.

Shops

Tavern: Callie's Hall

Owner: Callie Wildclow, Male Halfling [Details]

Location: In a residential quarter known for its devout residents. The street outside has a pickpocket looking for marks.

Description: The tavern is a timber framed rowhouse, with a reinforced wooden door and a smooth stone floor. A dog serves as a mascot and greets customers. It contains a large bookshelf filled with books and a fire pit cooking food in the middle of the tavern.

Specials:

Octopus Pie and a Glass of Brandy (4 sp)

Fruit Ramen with Roasted Apple and a Tankard of Cider (5 sp)

Fish Soup with Peaches and a Tankard of Ale (5 sp)

Other Patrons:

Ermina Simmond, Female Human [Details]

Pearie Brushgagep, Female Halfling [Details]

Dagna Ungart, Female Dwarf [Details]

Julian Andreantti, Female Human [Details]

Blacksmith: Grien's Hilt

Owner: Grien Kleem, Female Human [Details]

Location: In a small alley. The street outside is watched by a squad of the town guard and is crowded with shoppers.

Description: The blacksmith is a wooden single storey building, with a small fenced yard and a pillared curved-roof entryway. It contains a number of crates stacked along the back wall and saws and tools hanging from the ceiling.

Specials:

Shield (phb 145) (9 gp)

Shield (phb 145) (9 gp)

Shield (phb 145) (10 gp)

Other Patrons:

None

Housing

Small Cottage

Owner: Avela Azzo, Female Human [Details]

The house is a timber and brick simple building, with several shuttered windows and a small enclosed deck. It contains a single bachelor-style room with a bed and dresser. In one corner is a hearth with a cauldron over the fire. Cured meats are hung in bundles from the rafters.