Greyfort

About

Names

Greyfort

A Drolac village that serves as a waystation on the border between two nations.

Location

Darlom Mountains

The village of Greyfort is located along the Greystone Way, at the mountain divide between Waejir and Corinthea.

Population

Size

175

Composition

• Drolac 90%
• Corinthean 4%
• Waejiran 4%
• Other Ethnicities 2%

Local Government

Ruler

History

Founded

247 YG / 475 WR

The site of Greyfort was used as a stopping point for travellers and caravans for many centuries. Drolac from nearby villages would occasionally visit the site to trade with Waejiran and Corinthean merchants passing through he mountains. Eventually a few settled at the site in more permanent homes and a village was born. To date thirty five families call grey fort their home. The populous is mostly Drolac farmers and hunters, with a few crafters, and even a couple of foreign tradespersons who have established shops in the village.

The village gets its name from the low stone walls which encircle the village. The walls are more of a high fence than actual defensive fortifications, but there are a few watch towers along the perimeter and a small gate house that allows entry and egress.

A small creek has been diverted to the village via a crude stone aquaduct to provide a supply of fresh water and power to the local sawmill.

Locations

Arhol's Woodcrafts (woodcrafter)

Callea the Smith (blacksmith)

Fighald's Falconry (falconer)

Fonu's Medicinals (herbalist)

Greyfort Dam (millpond)

Greyfort Gate (gatehouse)

Greyfort Granary (storehouse)

Sentael's Lumber (timberwright)

Stonehearth (inn)

Tranuezas' Charcoal (charcoaler)

Wairghal's Tannery (hideworker)

Persons

Contemporary

Arhol (woodcrafter)

Callea (blacksmith)

Cenoa (innkeeper)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(cottar)

(farmer)

(farmer)

(farmer)

Fighald (falconer)

Fonu Brioas (herbalist)

Gar-Gar (vocanei)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

(hunter)

Sentael (timberwright)

Taupriuk

Tranuezas (charcoaler *)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

(villein)

Wairghal (hideworker)

Historic