:: Rilmorn ::

:: Friday, June 28, 2013 ::

Been hanging about Neverwinter.  It is a welcoming town...in certain districts.  The Docks and the Enclave cater to visitors.  The Docks, of course, find themselves inundated with sailors and day laborers, while the Enclave is an eclectic mix of visitors, traders, the newly rich, and the old guard.  The Black Lake District is the home to the old Old Money Families.  They do not care for strangers in their community, but they are never directly rude or unwelcoming.  The River Quarter is as eclectic as the Enclave, but in a less  savory, more wild way.  The River Quarter is home to various orc tribes, several dwarven merchants and artisans, and gaggle of wandering prophets, religious communities, and magical societies.  The final quarter of the city is the ruins/slum area around the Chasm.  This area is the domain of the doomed and desperate.  I don't like the Chasm.  It seems that it sings to those nearby when they are not looking at the Chasm.

Most of Neverwinter is a welcoming town...most.
:: Unknown 6/28/2013 12:07:00 AM [+] ::
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Stories about the dragon-headed, magical airship docking at the Shadow Moon, a floating tower and newly restored temple to the Goddesses of the Moons, are circulating through and around Neverwinter.  The fantastic conveyance is the transportation of a company of adventures from Spellguard.

The Green Elf of Castle Never was seen talking to the adventurers from Spellguard.

E3, a trading company from Spellguard, has approached the Lord Protector for trade concessions with Neverwinter.  The Tarmalune Tradehouse is upset at this turn of events, because rumors abound the Lord Protector has already granted E3 special trade rights.
:: Unknown 6/25/2013 03:45:00 PM [+] ::
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About a day's ride southeast of Neverwinter are the ruins of an ancient keep called Helm's Hold.  The gate to the yard was carved through a petrified, oak of prestigious size.  The tunnel through the tree is 15 feet wide and half again as tall and still there is 5 feet of tree remaining on either side.  The branches of the tree have long broken away, but their stumps still remain-a skeletal ghost of the tree's crown.

A dryad calls the tree home.  Rumors claim she is the child of a willow spirit and dwarf.  Does that make her a "dwyad?"

Whispers on the wind say that the Dryad of the Stone has become connected to the Quan and that the broken stubs of the oak tree's petrified branches are now growing willow fronds.
:: Unknown 6/21/2013 12:49:00 PM [+] ::
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Heard of land called Varudeal.  Apparently, it was once colonized to reap the land of its gold and other metal deposits.  Now, it is a land of mostly insular communities that believe werewolves and undead prowl the shadowed valleys and defiles between the mountainous peaks.  It appears the only city to welcome strangers is Neverwinter, a city located at the mouth of a river that stays warm all year round.
:: Unknown 6/17/2013 03:21:00 PM [+] ::
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:: Unknown 6/14/2013 02:52:00 PM [+] ::
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Among the fey and wild, there are tales being told of a company of adventurers are disrupting the Balance of Power in the Enchanted Realms.  It is said that they "Circled the History of the Quan in the Black Tower"  and they plan on "Climbing the Tower of Spells and bringing Time to the Ages."

I do not know what that means, but it sounds interesting for Rilmorn.
:: Unknown 6/12/2013 02:52:00 PM [+] ::
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I do not know how much time has passed, but it feels as if much has changed in the world.

Discovered two new places on Rilmorn.

Spellguard was a ruined fortress that is slowly transforming into a thriving trade city connected around the world through magical gates and enchanted portals.

Pellham is ancient kingdom that is either going to collapse completely or resurrect itself in ways unexpected.

Heard another rumor of Giants trying to break free of the Earth.  Still do not understand what that means.
:: Unknown 6/11/2013 05:31:00 PM [+] ::
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