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====== Worm's Ferry ====== | ====== Worm's Ferry ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Description ===== | ||
Only the most desperate cross the river to the South of [[Deadmanstown]] to search for artifacts and food. This rat-infested village of hovels to the North only survives because of treasure-hunters the desperate who hope to make it big by traveling to the ruins of Deadmanstown | Only the most desperate cross the river to the South of [[Deadmanstown]] to search for artifacts and food. This rat-infested village of hovels to the North only survives because of treasure-hunters the desperate who hope to make it big by traveling to the ruins of Deadmanstown | ||
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- | The population | + | To the West of Worm's Ferry is bandit country, made up of a group of gangs led by a self-styled Irish bandit king named Dill. This fellow has managed to create a small settlement in these wilds as a base of operations to lord over settlers looking to escape the king's yoke, but still be protected from the wilds. This settlement is colloquially known as Dill's Burg. |
+ | A relatively wide and strong creek known as the [[Longcrook Creek]] empties out into the [[King Godwin River]] just North of the settlement. The [[Golden Trousers Creek]] empties into the [[King Godwin River]] a little over four miles South. | ||
+ | ===== Recent History ===== | ||
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+ | Angus McNasty led a group of the Earl's men to liberate the village from bandits. They recaptured the manor house on January 9, 1130 and rechristened the manor house [[STATELY ANGUS MANOR|Stately Angus Manor]] in honor of Angus, the village' | ||
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+ | ===== Population ===== | ||
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+ | The population of the settlement itself is currently: | ||
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* Cooper and his son Cooperson | * Cooper and his son Cooperson | ||
* Porkins and his two nephews | * Porkins and his two nephews | ||
* Handsome Steve, Esther the Godly and twenty-one Stevelings perform a variety of other odd jobs including providing a safe storehouse for provisions in their outbuilding | * Handsome Steve, Esther the Godly and twenty-one Stevelings perform a variety of other odd jobs including providing a safe storehouse for provisions in their outbuilding | ||
* Worm the ancient ferryman, his second wife Mary (nee Non-Gorilla) and their eight youngish children - at least three of which bear an uncanny resemblance to Handsome Steve | * Worm the ancient ferryman, his second wife Mary (nee Non-Gorilla) and their eight youngish children - at least three of which bear an uncanny resemblance to Handsome Steve | ||
- | * Little Timmy was Worm's oldest by his first wife was killed in the fight against " | + | * Little Timmy - Worm's oldest |
- | * Five farm homes that tend the fields and livestock within a half mile radius are located in various directions a few hundred yards from the square of the settlement | + | * Five farm homes that tend the fields and livestock within a half mile radius are located in various directions a few hundred yards from the square of the settlement. The farmers' |
- | * A small mill with a greedy miller | + | * Alistair - To the Southeast, right along the Godwin River with some Irish blood and short temper |
+ | * Beverly - Northwest by the beaver dams in the stream, these farmers have a quality harvest and often offer their surplus as trade | ||
+ | * Jeffery - A godly family directly West, once close with " | ||
+ | * Robin - This smaller family of herding farmers to the Southwest are all accomplished hunters - the youngest boy Robinson is the best of the bunch | ||
+ | * Wolfgang - This family to the South has built a serviceable oven to get into the baking business but they are just terrible at it | ||
+ | * A small mill along the creek to the North is run by the greedy Miller and his family of marriage-age daughters the oldest named Isolde | ||
+ | * A trading post run by Tariq | ||
+ | * The Manor House, inhabited by Reeve Angus and a group of housecarls, seconded from the Earl | ||
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+ | ===== Map of Worm's Ferry ===== | ||
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+ | ===== Nearby Points of Interest ===== | ||
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+ | There are several smaller settlements on the far Northern frontier that have been identified in scouting missions. | ||
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+ | * [[Lesserton]] - This humble village of four families in a bend of [[Longcrook Creek]] are led by a young man who calls himself Ricketts. They raise goats and grain, and live in fear of harassing bandits and the sorceress across the creek. There is a suspicious paucity of adult men left in the village, as Ricketts himself just passed his eighteenth winter. | ||
+ | * [[Shepherd' | ||
+ | * [[Shepherd' | ||
+ | * [[Irish Treehouse|The Irish Treehouse]] - A small ruined and crumbling wooden defensive works used by bandits as a base of operations for hijackings along the route from Jorviburg to Worm's Ferry. | ||
+ | * [[Frogtown]] - While larger than Lesserton, and less populous than Shepherd' | ||
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