TENTERHALL
After word reached Greyport that the initial Pilgrimage had
been killed, seemingly by bandits, Ashlanders (or as darker
rumours suggested, something much worse), a second
excursion was conducted. This time, Duke Robar himself
delegated a party organised by the Mercer’s Guild to
undertake command of the expedition. Attached to them
and in full support was the Church of Solneas.
In Mid-Summer, this group set out and crossed through the
Highmarch, stopping briefly at Northwall before the trek
through the Barrowood. They successfully established their
camp and then began to organise a supply chain between
Northwall and the camp, dubbed Tenterfield.
Tenterfield contains approximately 500 people, organised
into separate camps. Tenterfield itself has the capacity to
act as a Class VI market on it’s own, but has trade links to
Greyport that, with enough time, allow it to access it’s
resources.
Tenterfield’s stability has allowed it to attract a number of
adventurers, mercenaries and sellswords to it, further
adding to the security of the small camp. Furthermore, the
success of the camp has allowed it to gain some small
stability in creating a handful of small wooden structures.
As Tenterfield began as a travelling convoy rather than a
permanent settlement, it is an unusual mix of Valerothian,
Hyrothian and Marchlander culture.
THE CAMP
1. THE GROUNDS
The grounds is the common area of the camp. Here
travellers and camp members gossip, undertake chores and
ply their trades.
2. THE HALL
The massive tent simply called the ‘hall’ is the indoor
communal area. It is hot, smokey and typically filled with
women and children working the large kitchen in the tent.
3. ADVENTURER’S CAMP
The most lively (and violent) of all of Tenterhall, this place
has assembled in it mercenaries, sellswords and other
fortune seekers who have come to discover the wealth of
the Kingsbarrow. The tents here are always changing, with
groups arriving and departing on a constant basis.
4. THE PENS
The pens serve as an enclosure to keep animals in safety
during the night. The pigs and sheep here are tended to by
the camp, and many chickens also roam around this area.
5. CAMP FOLLOWERS
Quite a number of young women and a few men work at
the back of the camp as whores. A large purple tent serves
as their brothel for anyone so inclined. They often travel
the camp in groups when new travellers arrive.
6. CHAPEL OF SOLNEAS
This large round tent serves as a makeshift chapel of
Solneas. Headed by the priest, the faithful pilgrims and
travellers are offered services, prayer and healing
assistance in the camp.
7. PILGRIM’S CAMP
The Valerothian contingent is stationed here. Though called
‘Pilgrims’ there are a large number of priests, soldiers,
mercenaries, families and wanderers stationed here. There
is even said to be one or two young knights within the
camp.
Ragnall Ros Serjeant Haralt
Grimoult

Bon Caillot Rotbert

Miles de Galeran de L’ile

Malhorye
Priest of Solneas

Hruldi Valirsdottir Nitaka Lovara

The Serani
TENTERHALL TRADE MERCENARIES

EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY

TRADE DEMAND MODIFIERS

Total Age Terrain Mod
Animals +½ +½ 0 -1
Armour, weapons -½ +1 -½ -1
Beer, ale -3 +½ -½ -3
Books, rare -2½ +1 -½ -3
Cloth +1½ -1 -½ 3
Dye & pigments +2½ +1 -½ 2
Fish, preserved +1 +½ +½ 0
Furs, rare -3½ -1 -½ -2
Gems -4 -1 ½ -½ -2
Glassware -1½ +1 -½ -2
Grain, vegetables -4 -1 0 -3
Hides, furs -1 -1 0 0
Ivory +1½ -1 +½ 2
Meats, preserved +3½ +½ 0 3
Metals, common -4½ -1 -½ -3
Metals, precious 1 -1 ½ -½ 3
Monster parts -4 -1 0 -3
Mounts +1 +½ +½ 0
Oil, lamp +2 +½ -½ 2
Porcelain, fine -2½ +1 -½ -3
Pottery -2½ +1 -½ -3
Salt -2 -1 0 -1
Semiprecious Stones -2 -1 ½ -½ 0
Silk -2 +½ -½ -2
Spices -2 +½ +½ 1
Textiles -3½ -1 -½ -2
Tools +½ +1 -½ 0
Wine, spirits +3 +½ -½ 3
Wood, common -4 -1 0 -3
Wood, rare -4½ -1½ 0 -3 STANDARD OF LIVING

COINAGE