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* Rondal's Inn - a Human-run inn of lower quality than the Coach and Pony. The inn's 18 rooms are basic and contain 2 bunks. Prices are 12 unari a night (plus food for 5 unari). Rondal's Inn does not have a stable. | * Rondal's Inn - a Human-run inn of lower quality than the Coach and Pony. The inn's 18 rooms are basic and contain 2 bunks. Prices are 12 unari a night (plus food for 5 unari). Rondal's Inn does not have a stable. | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 21 February 2020
Location
The Dwarven run "free town" of Hammer Hold is located at the borders of the Welcome Hills and the southernmost edge of the Hammer Peaks (the mountain range which runs down the centre of Thorast).
Population
Description
Inns and Taverns
Inns:
- The Coach and Pony
- Rondal's Inn - a Human-run inn of lower quality than the Coach and Pony. The inn's 18 rooms are basic and contain 2 bunks. Prices are 12 unari a night (plus food for 5 unari). Rondal's Inn does not have a stable.
Taverns:
- The Foundation Stone - although typically thought of as an "adventurer's bar" there is also regular entertainment here.
- The Black Cat - this is where non-Dwarves and non-Humans tend to congregate. As such it is usually thought of as an "Orc bar".
Notable Places
Notable People
Acknowledgements
The town of "Hammer Hold" is based on the "Hammerfast" D&D supplement by Mike Mearls and hence the maps of the town are (c) WotC 2010. Hammer Hold's history, buildings, guilds and NPCs do deviate significantly from that "Adventure Site" (as it is called). Knowing the contents of the "Hammerfast" supplement will give players no readily usable information about "Hammer Hold".
