Falcon Hall
A massive three story edifice of polished grey granite that looms over the lower district. The facade is austere but imposing, featuring narrow windows designed for defense rather than light. The heavy oak double doors are bound in cold iron and stand ten feet high, flanked by two stoic sentinels wearing midnight black tabards that display a diving falcon in silver thread. The interior is a mixture of military barracks efficiency and high end social club comfort, with stone floors kept impeccably clean and walls adorned with trophies from past contracts.
Falcon Hall
Professional and disciplined, characterized by the muffled ring of practice blades and the quiet murmurs of officers discussing logistics.
A massive three story edifice of polished grey granite that looms over the lower district. The facade is austere but imposing, featuring narrow windows designed for defense rather than light. The heavy oak double doors are bound in cold iron and stand ten feet high, flanked by two stoic sentinels wearing midnight black tabards that display a diving falcon in silver thread. The interior is a mixture of military barracks efficiency and high end social club comfort, with stone floors kept impeccably clean and walls adorned with trophies from past contracts.
A man of absolute discipline and few words. He values professional competence over flashiness and has zero tolerance for those who tarnish the guild's reputation for reliability.
History
Membership Requirements
Prospective members must be of at least the fifth circle of power and provide two references from established noble houses or recognized guilds. A trial by combat against a ranking officer is mandatory, followed by a month of supervised probation where the recruit receives only forty percent of contract pay.
Active Commissions
Current high priority tasks for seventh level teams include the suppression of a hill giant raiding party in the northern pass, the retrieval of a stolen research ledger from a rival alchemist's lab, and a deep scout mission into the recently unearthed ruins of Blackwall Manor.
The Iron Code
Every member is bound by the Iron Code: Never abandon a teammate, never accept a bribe to sabotage a contract, and never draw steel within the walls of Falcon Hall except during sanctioned training or supervised training sessions. Violations are punished by immediate expulsion or worse.
Denizens
A man of absolute discipline and few words. He values professional competence over flashiness and has zero tolerance for those who tarnish the guild's reputation for reliability.
A retired combat engineer with a glass eye who maintains the guild's vast armory. He is notoriously stingy with high grade consumables and expects every arrow to be accounted for.
An elf who spent a century studying warfare. She vets all incoming adventuring requests and assigns them to teams based on their specific skill sets and survival rates.
A mountain of a man who spends sixteen hours a day in the courtyard pushing recruits to their physical limits.
Rumors & Plot Hooks
- 1.The Black Falcons are secretly hoarding a stash of cold iron weapons in preparation for a fey invasion.
- 2.One of the founding members did not actually die in battle but is being kept in a secret cell beneath the training yard.
- 3.The guild receives a silent stipend from the local count to ensure certain troublesome merchant rivals disappear during travel.
Classified Entry
Beneath the guildhall is a direct tunnel to the city's sewer system, allowing the Black Falcons to deploy teams anywhere in the capital without being seen by public eyes or rivals.
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