Wolham
Wolham is a compact forest-edge village of stone and timber around a green, ringed by grazing fields and a few orchards, where long low roofs and the tavern's smoke promise warmth and food to weary travelers.
Wolham
Wolham: where the green warms the hearth and the wood keeps its counsel.
“Warm, earthen, and quietly watchful with the susurrus of grazing sheep and the smell of baking bread.”
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Geography
Culture
Practical hospitality, neighborly obligations, and quiet respect for the boundary between cultivated land and the wild wood.
Simple ballads about good dogs and stubborn rams, half a dozen local storytellers, and seasonal dancing on the green.
History
Government
Tensions over a disputed strip of grazing land that two families claim to have senior rights to.
An increase in poaching and timber theft at the forest edge has strained the Watch's limited resources.
Economy
Good ironwork and timber for large construction are scarce and brought from the next market town.
Defenses
A loosely organized village watch that trains at irregular intervals and answers the reeve.
Law & Order
- crime Level
- Low overall but rising petty theft and poaching recently.
- enforcement
- Community-based enforcement led by the reeve and the Wolham Watch with public shaming and fines.
- typical Punishment
- Fines, restitution labor in the communal fold, and temporary loss of grazing rights for repeat offenders.
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