Hammerstock
Hammerstock
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Aliases ?
Size Large City
Location Aeqacindor, Ten Horns
Ruler Caen Edwards V
Population 5,800
Exports Beer, stone,
textiles, metal

Hammerstock is a small city on the outer area of Ten Horns. It is in the north east outreaches of the territory, about one hundred miles from Alexandria.

The city is divided into four quarters, Center Hill, Littleton and Owlsmeadow. It is home to a very old cathedral, the Hammerthorn.

Hammerstock is known as the location of the Crown Military Academy. The town, academy and the surrounding villages are often nicknamed "The Hills". The game of tug-of-war is played often by the townsfolk.

Hammerstock is also home to a cult that thrives no matter the precaution. It is said the cult goes so deep, the mayor is a part of it and most of the city guard.

History


Hamerstoc

see Hamerstoc

The city grew in the Kingdom of Otland during the Age of Kings.

Features


The city walls have defense towers.

Center Hill

Noble district

  • Also two noble manors lie here.
  • The Fox and Hound Inn
  • The Sun and Crown Inn
  • home to a wonder which is a gift from the elves; an amphitheater, which can project voices to be heard all over the city. Used for proclemations and operas.
  • large wizard tower,
  • Castle

Horthtown

Central residential

  • The Good Swanmay Inn
  • Strongbows' Farm Tavern
  • The Village Inn
  • famous clothier store;
  • the Hammerthorn.

Limestone

Commercial and lower classes

  • The Jolly Hammer Inn
  • Eight Arms Tavern; large lgbt brothel / bar / safehaven;
  • The Dukes Head Tavern
  • home to a chapter of the order of illumination;

Owlsmeadow

Park and parade grounds

  • The Bird in Hand Taproom; local brewery famous for ale

Crown Academy

The Academy

The Undercity

Culture


home to an artifact that is damaged and non-fuctional;
city colors is blue and gold;
situated on a riverside,
a few notable and old bridges,
notable elvish population;
many of the town's inhabitants speak multiple languages;
notable accent of the city,
described as tough;
city famous for availability of devilweed.
there is an undercurrent of crime and a thieves guild;
The game of tug-of-war is played often by the townsfolk.
Old folk hero, said to still guard the town and watch over it
nearby limestone quarry. Also marlstone, till, varved clay, sand, gravel and pebbles. Argillite and granite.
famous tapestry depicting an old plague and the miracle that cured it.

History


home to Hugues Hawthorne.
home to many famous artists,
site of an important event during age of alexander;
home to many medical discoveries;
riots over elven race relations;
population boom due to severing war

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