Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- newhaven [2022/06/05 01:08] – nmorse
+++ newhaven [2022/07/28 23:15] (current) – nmorse
@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
   *4 James Butcher's Shop: The town butcher is way up here rather than on the commons square because of his basement.  Two rooms date back to the original Glamourous Elf farming village, one of which is perpetually five degrees above freezing, and the other five degrees //below//.
   *5 Old Lord's House: Now the town hall and indoor activity spaces.  The workshop still stores the various benches and handles developed for [[Erlich]]'s sword //Choppa// from the founding.
-  *6 Town Commons: open grassy area where the weekly market is set up, also used for festivals, and in emergencies, pasturage for livestock from the nearby villages.  There's an informal arrangement amongst the townsfolk as to whose goats will mow the commons on which days.  The fountain is fed by one of three three springs inside the walls.
+  *6 Town Commons: open grassy area where the weekly market is set up, also used for festivals, and in emergencies, pasturage for livestock from the nearby villages.  There's an informal arrangement amongst the townsfolk as to whose goats will mow the commons on which days.  The fountain is fed by one of the three springs inside the walls.
   *7 Temple: [[Sister Maria]] tends to the spiritual needs of the community here, and teaches letters an arithmetic on weekdays when the weather is poor.  The three meter Jewel Stone is rather impressive for a town this size, and shines with actual //Jewel Light//.
   *8 Brewery: One of the earliest commercial structures built in the town, and the source of much of the Freeholding's income.  //Hob's Oat Stout// is brewed here, and the apple brandy distillery can be found within as well.
@@ Line 35: / Line 35: @@
   *30: Barrow-Right Pub: a fairly standard British-style pub, almost exclusively serving town locals.  Along with food and drink, the pub has two rooms for rent.
   *31: Wily-Ham Pub: the other locals-only pub in the town.  Better meat dishes than the Barrow, weaker pastries, three rooms upstairs for rent.
-  *32: Ridgeline: The hillside Newhaven is built against isn't __that__ tall, but this line indicates the highest elevation.
+  *32: [[Five Kobolds Earthworks]]: Three years ago, this quintet of oddly cold-hardy kobolds arrived, looking for a home where they wouldn't be percecuted.  (For what, they refuse to discuss)  Al, Bill, Gemma, Dill, and Euridysese make a living through use of their special earth-shaping rituals.
+  *33: Groak's Bakery: Groak is a highly skilled, painfully shy four-armed Ogrillion baker.  One of Tam Alder's sons runs the public side of the business, assisted by a rotating collection of 13-16 year old towns-children.  Groak has great difficulty interacting with young women past that age, something the women of Newhaven find adorable.
+  *34: Ridgeline: The hillside Newhaven is built against isn't __that__ tall, but this line indicates the highest elevation.
 ====NPCs of note====
   *Mun: a middle-aged __desert__ Warg, characterized by her long, silky coat.  Partner to Tam Alder, Mun actually did most of the work raising his children, and has started taking care of his grand-children.