Dorrin is a mountain foothold built where the river widens and the gray Dorrin stone is quarried, its economy tied to herds, hides, berries, and the deep stone veins above.
Where river, herd, and stone bind the people to the mountain.
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Mayor
A lean woman with windburned skin and quick, judicious eyes.
Quarrymaster
A broad-shouldered dwarf with a missing ear and a permanent streak of dust.
Innkeeper
A stout former ferryman who laughs loud and hears everything.
Militia Captain
A compact, vigilant captain who rides the ridge routes at dawn.
Herdholder
A wiry woman who smells faintly of hay and blueberry smoke.
Leatherworker Apprentice
A quick-handed half-elf with ink-stained fingers and a hopeful grin.
Leatherworks
A low shop of cured hides, stitched by hand and hung on iron racks.
Stonecraft
A cramped workshop where chisels and hammers hang like a chorus around a central anvil.
Herders, quarry hands, and passing masons who trade tales for stew.
A low-ceilinged room smelling of smoke and broth with benches scarred by years of elbows.
Quiet elders and council members who meet by the hearth at dusk.
A smaller room behind the smokehouse with herbal teas and cured meats on offer.
Guild
A loose guild of quarry foremen and masons who control stone cutting schedules and sales.
Council
A council of the largest herd owners who set grazing rounds and dispute settlements.
Informal guild
A scrappy band of river foragers and ferrymen who insist on river rights and safety.
Wide ledges where quarriers cut flat slabs of gray stone used in distant towns.
A shallow ford where families fish and children practice skipping stones.
A berry-thick thicket that produces sweet blackberries in late summer.
An old, half-collapsed iron bridge with carvings of hands and hooves.
A cliff ledge known as Children's Leap where youths prove bravery by hopping the gap.
Mayor Elara secretly sold a portion of the communal herd years ago to pay an emergency debt.
A hidden seam of darker, resonant stone runs beneath Quarry Ridge and has been partially mined in secret.
The river passes over an ancient vein that may be connected to old, world-spanning magic.
A traveler claims the gray stone remembers the names of those who quarried it.
Some say the River Mother answers questions whispered into moonlit water.
Runed Seam
A vein of darker stone uncovered in Quarry Ridge contains odd runes that attract treasure hunters and scholars alike.
The Thieving Tide
Hides keep vanishing from small pens at night and the trail points upriver toward a drowned shack and old smugglers' caves.
Stolen Offering
The River Mother asked for a sacrifice rock that was recently stolen, and the shrine's blessings have begun to wane.
Deal with the Mason
A traveling mason offers to buy the darkest stone for coin but the Quarrymen's Fold fears it will reveal a hazardous seam.
