Orthiad

A remote village in the Beor Mountains

Guilds
My Eyes are Down Here - Two here, greeters for the city. They also hand out a flyer for this week's events
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Rock Candy
Sells and buys a wide variety of gemstones. The shopkeeper is an Oread who has a tendency to eat the product, much to the dismay of the shop owner.

Yabba’s Yarns
An old, retired Tabaxi adventurer sells different patterns and magic infused yarn but also local legends, dungeon maps, and histories. She is famous at the market for pinning a thief to the wall with one well placed knitting needle.

Lost Soles
a charity cobbler stall where reformed monsters and the indigent are taught a marketable skill. Run by Horace Shemmelpeg, a master cobbler and Paladin of Redemption. Shoes and boots are sold here, and can be repaired for free, although one can choose to make a donation.

QIA – Questions, Information, Answers
This business buys and sells information, brokers missions, offers services. Gathered by magic means, bought from adventurers or received from distant locations a party can find the information it needs, learn about a mission offered by a trader or use the shops scrying or message service for a fee. This shop and some traveling business wagons are run by an elderly, stonefaced dwarf named “Harthos Adori Treasurebringer” in wizard robes with a nameplate saying “Hat Wizard”.

MONTHS 5-8 Wyatt’s Wandering Wares
This shop, run by a young half elf, is of a special kind. It appears in a free spot in a street, and when it appears it has always been there. Wyatt is a good natured trader, selling wares with magic properties that often are unknown, and always trying to play a little trick with his customers.

MONTHS 9-12 Mother Gimble’s
A small old woman, bent and ancient, whose race cannot be determined, leads her overloaded wagon with a cantankerous donkey in the most remote places of the world. She always has precisely the items the party needs in stock, even if the item can’t possibly have been found by her (a key for the right door, water in the desert, that phoenix feather you need for your rejuvenation potion). In exchange for these items, she takes no gold but instead insists on telling each person their fortune, which is always something as terrible as the item is important to you.