Oakvale, Seat of the Barony of Vale LN Large Town (Planes town bisected by a river, surrounded by farmland) **Flag** **Corruption** -1; **Crime** -4; **Economy** +1; **Law** +4; **Lore** +3; **Society ** -4 **Qualities** -Cruel Watch (Cracking down in an attempt to quell unrest) The settlements civic watch or police force is infamous for its brutality, effectiveness, cruelty and corruption. - Peacebonding (Baron fears peasant uprising) By local law, any weapon larger than a dagger and all wands and rods must either be peacebound or stored at the local sherrifs office or jail (at the settlements option) for the duration of the visit. Peacebonding a weapon involves winding a colored cord tightly around the weapon and its scabbard, and then impressing the local seal in wax. Removing the peacebond requires a full round action before the item can be drawn. (Disable Device DC 12 to untangle the bond as a move equivalent action; bond hp 5, no hardness) - Strategic Location (River crossing) **Danger** +5 Demographics **Government ** Magical (Sorcerer Lord: Baron) **Buildings** - Barracks, Bridge, Castle, City Wall, Granary, Houses, group of (x3), Inn, Monument (Statue), Paved Streets, Shop, Smithy, Temple (Church of the Maker), Watchtower (x2), Waterway (Around castle) **Population** 4,000 (3,000 Human, 600 Halflings, 400 Others) Base Limit: 2,200gp Purchase Limit: 10,000gp Spellcasting services: 6th level Notable NPCs Baron Treyfall of Vale, Human male Aristocrat/Sorcerer Baroness Treyfall of Vale, Human female Aristocrat/Sorcerer Lurian Merciada Treyfall, Heir to the Baron of Vale, Human female juvenile Councilor General Grand Diplomat High Priest Magister Marshal Spymaster Treasurer Warden **Associated Knights Fees, Terrain Improvement (Population)** - Bywater, seedy small town where river flows into marshland, fishery (600) - Barrow Hills, small town near landmark: Cairn, quarry (400) - Witch Wood, small logging town in forest, sawmill (400) - Black Wall, mountain village, mine (200) - Crowsfield, plains village, farm (200) - Tillshire, plains village along river, farm (200)
Posted on: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 11:04:17 +0000
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