Varyth sits at a strategic crossroads by the Andever river, its market and inns serving traders and baronial messengers; Dur Helgar looms on a ridge above, a grim reminder of shifting power while menhir stones and drifting druidic rites linger outside town.
A crossroads town clinging to old loyalties beneath new iron rule.
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Commoner (Rebel Leader)
A former merchant's daughter who turned strategist, known for code-signed river deliveries and quiet diplomacy.
Fighter (Battle Master archetype - home tactics)
A dour noble who favors public order through swift punishment and theatrical shows of force.
Noble
A young man sheltered by rebels, educated in courtly ways yet untested in war.
Fighter (Battle Master)
A scarred veteran known for black-striped banners and a talent for turning fear into obedience.
Keeper of the Meddi Stones / Informal Druid
A quiet figure who tends wild herbs and speaks to the stones at dusk.
Fighter
Retired soldier
Blacksmith and armorer
A smoke-darkened forge on the market square known for quick turnarounds and hill-steel goods.
General provisions
A cluttered shop where merchants and farmers pick up staples and gossip.
Merchants, river workers, and discreet conspirators
A shadowed tavern favored by traders, smugglers, and rebel couriers.
A new tavern in the settlement
Underground rebel movement
A network of couriers, blacksmiths, and spies plotting to reclaim the county for House Varyth.
Mercenary company
Disciplined, feared fighters who enforce Saxton's rule and collect tolls on Selvos Road.
Druidic custodians
A small group of herbalists and nature-priests who maintain the menhirs and counsel the town's conscience.
A creaking ferry and toll-house at the main river crossing, a hub for gossip and guarded goods.
Stone-built gate controlling Selvos Road entry with a guardhouse that watches traffic to Darromar.
A cobbled square where weekly markets and secret pledge rituals for the rebels occur at night.
A cluster of shallow mines in the Staspire Hills supplying the smiths with hill-iron and coal.
Remnants of the abandoned shrine to Ynànne, its carved pillars half-buried and often visited by mourners.
The regency writ justifying Saxton's rule is a forgery
A secret tunnel runs from the Silent Archive to the river beneath the market
Mirelle can hear names whispered to the Meddi Stones that predict deaths
Forge a Legitimate Writ
Retrieve evidence from the capital archives or expose the forgery to rally barons to Edmund's cause.
Smoke on the Ferry
Investigate who sabotaged the ferry and recover stolen toll coin before the Broken Shield blames the rebels.
Midnight at the Stones
Uncover the source of the stones' humming and whether a dormant ward can protect Edmund.
Turn the Captain
Convince or expose Lahcen's old debt to Karima to fracture the Broken Shield's loyalty.
The Archive Tunnel
Explore the tunnel beneath the Silent Archive to find smuggled documents and a hidden cache.
