Vargmire is a hidden longhouse settlement built on stilts and winding causeways in the fen, centered on a great Scandinavian-style longhouse called the Hall of Tides; its people trade bog-lore and peat-forged iron while keeping the causeways secret from outsiders.
Hidden on stilts where the reeds keep watch and the longhouse listens.
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High Speaker
An elder who binds law and ritual with firm voice and careful judgement.
Trader and ferryman
A broad-shouldered boatman who knows the water-routes and whispers of trade.
Herbalist and charm-worker
A woman who speaks to reed spirits and tends both wounds and bargains.
Scout and archivist
An elf who catalogues paths and tests outsiders before they cross.
Blacksmith
A stubborn craftswoman who shapes iron with peat and old songs.
General Goods
A low, smoke-curved stall stacked with reed goods, balms, and odd trinkets.
Smithy
A peat-heated forge where iron is quenched in bog-water and beaten to a singing tune.
Elders, skalds, and militia who gather for council and songs.
The Hall of Tides serves evening ale and salted fish beneath carved beams.
Young hunters, smugglers, and those who need to speak in shadow.
A reed-walled nook with muffled floors and a small lantern for private deals.
Militia
Protectors of the settlement who stage ambushes and enforce hidden law.
Cultural Order
A ring of roaming storytellers who keep oral law and barter secrets for favors.
Secret Guild
Salvagers and charm-workers who recover oddities from the fen and keep forbidden techniques.
Merchant Ring
A quiet merchant collective that sometimes breaches secrecy for trade gains.
A stone circle half-sunken in peat where offerings are left at low tide.
An abandoned causeway pillar with carved sigils that glow on moonlit nights.
A shallow, mirror-like pool said to show lost faces to those with sorrow.
Hidden slipway where reedboats are beached under nets to muffle sound.
A hidden ledger records outward-bound paths sold to outsiders generations ago.
The bone-flute is keyed to a charm that keeps the causeway invisible to most travelers.
A sealed rune grants control over the peat-sinks and could sink or raise whole islands.
An old skald hides a song that can calm the tide and drown a fleet.
There is a ruined hall under the deepest peat holding a bronze chest.
A spirit in Mirror Bog grants visions but steals a memory in exchange.
The Sunken Hall
A map fragment surfaces that hints at a sunken hall full of peat-forged relics.
Rot in the Peat
Peat stores rot and a growing cold threatens winter; find the rot's source before supplies fail.
Trade or Treachery
A trader offers coin for a route map; decide whether to protect secrecy or profit and face the Wardens.
Song of the Bone-Caller
A skald's cursed song begins to affect listeners; stop the curse or learn its source in old rites.
