Threskford sits on fertile plains around a broad main square with civic buildings and parks radiating outward, residential neighborhoods clustered between two commercial arteries, and industrial zones on the outskirts separated by fields and a railway spur.
Where wind-carved wheat meets the clatter of industry in a neatly ordered square.
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Mayor
A composed woman in her late 40s who juggles council politics and public expectations with a steady hand.
Head of the College
A scholarly man with sharp eyes who values knowledge and reputation above comfort.
Trades Guildmaster
A stocky veteran of trade disputes who commands respect and fear in equal measure.
Downstream Farmer
A middle-aged farmer whose fields flank the river and whose complaints have become a rallying point.
Factory Foreman
A brusque foreman who can charm inspectors but is feared by workers under tight schedules.
Machinery and metalworks
A well-run shop near the industrial spur that handles repairs for mills and small foundries.
Bookshop and stationery
A tidy shop by the college selling texts for students and farmers alike.
Merchants, laborers, visiting scholars, and guild representatives
Lively tavern on the main commercial road favored by merchants and journeymen.
Students, scribes, visiting lecturers, and clerics
A scholarly coffeehouse near the college that caters to students and professors.
Economic guild
A powerful guild of craftsmen and factory owners that shapes industrial policy and hiring.
Academic order
An informal coalition of academics and scribes pushing for civic investment in education.
Agrarian association
A grassroots group of smallholders and market farmers advocating for agrarian rights and river protection.
A broad plaza with the town hall, markets, and the square watch pavilion under a weather-worn statue.
Four distinct parks—Scholars' Green, Hearth Park, Merchant's Grove, and Founders' Promenade—each hosting different activities.
The graveyard behind St. Havel's with ancient stones and hints of buried foundations.
Two industrial zones on the outskirts with mills, foundries, and a rail spur to the river.
Two adjacent educational campuses that bring students and scholars into town life year-round.
An older foundation lies beneath the graveyard with sealed chambers and unusual symbols.
Some factory foremen falsified filter records to meet quotas during a recent boom.
A missing benefactor's ledger hints that a previous town leader accepted hush payments tied to early industrial permits.
Beneath the Headstones
Strange carvings beneath the graveyard hint at sealed chambers; scholars want access while the church fears desecration.
The River Runs Bitter
Trace the source of contamination and decide whether to expose the factories or broker a compromise for compensation.
The Prototype's Fault
A foundry's prototype malfunctions during the Founders' Fair, causing chaos and revealing a saboteur or corporate spy.
The Lost Donation
Uncover the missing benefactor ledger to expose past corruption and leverage the information for political change.
