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Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

The fishing village of Vogler clings to a spit of land reaching into the Vingaard River. Wooded cliffs overlook the community, and the only path from the north descends past the ivy-covered remnants of a crumbling stone keep. The village’s modest wooden buildings cluster around a quaint central circle and along the riverbank.

Jutting into the river—out of place and seemingly out of time—stands an incomplete stone bridge of incredible artisanship. The structure clearly dates to before the Cataclysm, eclipsing its modern peers in size and sturdiness. The bridge crosses less than half the river’s width before giving way to a series of ropes and tethered rafts serving as ferries.

On the river itself, dozens of small boats drift along the slow, murky waters as the fishers of Vogler ply their trade.

Yalme takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral two days from now. Everyone is getting ready for the annual Kingfisher festival. On the bank of the Vingaard River is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

The Brass Crab

The Brass Crab is a modest single-story inn on the village wharf, and its exterior vaguely resembles its namesake. Its proprietor, an Ergothian woman named Yalme (YALL-me—human commoner), has an odd love of bad storytellers and inept musicians. One wall of the circular common room features a faded mural of two enormous crabs locked in combat, inlaid with brass details. The mural’s origins are lost to time, but if asked, Yalme says she named the crabs Fancy and Gorgeous George. Four short halls branch off the common room, each lined with rooms for rent.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog over a warm fire in the hearth. The heat of the fire would be welcome, were it cold, but Vogler is pretty far north in the southern hemisphere of Krynn—in other words, it’s getting close enough to the equator that spring is already uncomfortably hot. Fortunately, the rainy season is about to start.

“Welcome!” Yalme says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two circular tables in the common room, each large enough hold about six people. There’s no bar, but Yalme stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

The fishing village of Vogler clings to a spit of land reaching into the Vingaard River. Wooded cliffs overlook the community, and the only path from the north descends past the ivy-covered remnants of a crumbling stone keep. The village’s modest wooden buildings cluster around a quaint central circle and along the riverbank.

Jutting into the river—out of place and seemingly out of time—stands an incomplete stone bridge of incredible artisanship. The structure clearly dates to before the Cataclysm, eclipsing its modern peers in size and sturdiness. The bridge crosses less than half the river’s width before giving way to a series of ropes and tethered rafts serving as ferries.

On the river itself, dozens of small boats drift along the slow, murky waters as the fishers of Vogler ply their trade.

Yalme takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral two days from now. Everyone is getting ready for the annual Kingfisher festival. On the bank of the Vingaard River is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

The Brass Crab

The Brass Crab is a modest single-story inn on the village wharf, and its exterior vaguely resembles its namesake. Its proprietor, an Ergothian woman named Yalme (YALL-me—human commoner), has an odd love of bad storytellers and inept musicians. One wall of the circular common room features a faded mural of two enormous crabs locked in combat, inlaid with brass details. The mural’s origins are lost to time, but if asked, Yalme says she named the crabs Fancy and Gorgeous George. Four short halls branch off the common room, each lined with rooms for rent.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog over a warm fire in the hearth. The heat of the fire would be welcome, were it cold, but Vogler is pretty far north in the southern hemisphere of Krynn—in other words, it’s getting close enough to the equator that spring is already uncomfortably hot. Fortunately, the rainy season is about to start.

“Welcome!” Yalme says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two circular tables in the common room, each large enough hold about six people. There’s no bar, but Yalme stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

The fishing village of Vogler clings to a spit of land reaching into the Vingaard River. Wooded cliffs overlook the community, and the only path from the north descends past the ivy-covered remnants of a crumbling stone keep. The village’s modest wooden buildings cluster around a quaint central circle and along the riverbank.

Jutting into the river—out of place and seemingly out of time—stands an incomplete stone bridge of incredible artisanship. The structure clearly dates to before the Cataclysm, eclipsing its modern peers in size and sturdiness. The bridge crosses less than half the river’s width before giving way to a series of ropes and tethered rafts serving as ferries.

On the river itself, dozens of small boats drift along the slow, murky waters as the fishers of Vogler ply their trade.

Yalme takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral two days from now. Everyone is getting ready for the annual Kingfisher festival. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

The Brass Crab

The Brass Crab is a modest single-story inn on the village wharf, and its exterior vaguely resembles its namesake. Its proprietor, an Ergothian woman named Yalme (YALL-me—human commoner), has an odd love of bad storytellers and inept musicians. One wall of the circular common room features a faded mural of two enormous crabs locked in combat, inlaid with brass details. The mural’s origins are lost to time, but if asked, Yalme says she named the crabs Fancy and Gorgeous George. Four short halls branch off the common room, each lined with rooms for rent.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog over a warm fire in the hearth. The heat of the fire would be welcome, were it cold, but Vogler is pretty far north in the southern hemisphere of Krynn—in other words, it’s getting close enough to the equator that spring is already uncomfortably hot. Fortunately, the rainy season is about to start.

“Welcome!” Yalme says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two circular tables in the common room, each large enough hold about six people. There’s no bar, but Yalme stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

The fishing village of Vogler clings to a spit of land reaching into the Vingaard River. Wooded cliffs overlook the community, and the only path from the north descends past the ivy-covered remnants of a crumbling stone keep. The village’s modest wooden buildings cluster around a quaint central circle and along the riverbank.

Jutting into the river—out of place and seemingly out of time—stands an incomplete stone bridge of incredible artisanship. The structure clearly dates to before the Cataclysm, eclipsing its modern peers in size and sturdiness. The bridge crosses less than half the river’s width before giving way to a series of ropes and tethered rafts serving as ferries.

On the river itself, dozens of small boats drift along the slow, murky waters as the fishers of Vogler ply their trade.

Yalme takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral two days from now. Everyone is getting ready for the annual Kingfisher festival. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

The Brass Crab

The Brass Crab is a modest single-story inn on the village wharf, and its exterior vaguely resembles its namesake. Its proprietor, an Ergothian woman named Yalme (human commoner), has an odd love of bad storytellers and inept musicians. One wall of the circular common room features a faded mural of two enormous crabs locked in combat, inlaid with brass details. The mural’s origins are lost to time, but if asked, Yalme says she named the crabs Fancy and Gorgeous George. Four short halls branch off the common room, each lined with rooms for rent.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog over a warm fire in the hearth. The heat of the fire would be welcome, were it cold, but Vogler is pretty far north in the southern hemisphere of Krynn—in other words, it’s getting close enough to the equator that spring is already uncomfortably hot. Fortunately, the rainy season is about to start.

“Welcome!” Yalme says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two circular tables in the common room, each large enough hold about six people. There’s no bar, but Yalme stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

The fishing village of Vogler clings to a spit of land reaching into the Vingaard River. Wooded cliffs overlook the community, and the only path from the north descends past the ivy-covered remnants of a crumbling stone keep. The village’s modest wooden buildings cluster around a quaint central circle and along the riverbank.

Jutting into the river—out of place and seemingly out of time—stands an incomplete stone bridge of incredible artisanship. The structure clearly dates to before the Cataclysm, eclipsing its modern peers in size and sturdiness. The bridge crosses less than half the river’s width before giving way to a series of ropes and tethered rafts serving as ferries.

On the river itself, dozens of small boats drift along the slow, murky waters as the fishers of Vogler ply their trade.

Belinda Baker takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral two days from now. Everyone is getting ready for the annual Kingfisher festival. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A warm fire by the hearth serves both as heat for the chilly, early spring air as well as where the huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog.

“Welcome!” Belinda Baker says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two tables in the great room, each large enough hold a party. There’s no bar, but Belinda stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

Belinda Baker takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral in two days from now. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Brass Crab Inn and Tavern.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A warm fire by the hearth serves both as heat for the chilly, early spring air as well as where the huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog.

“Welcome!” Belinda Baker says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two tables in the great room, each large enough hold a party. There’s no bar, but Belinda stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 17, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler (VOG-ler)

A quaint fishing village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

Belinda Baker takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral in two days from now. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Ambling Aurochs Inn and Tavern.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A warm fire by the hearth serves both as heat for the chilly, early spring air as well as where the huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog.

“Welcome!” Belinda Baker says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two tables in the great room, each large enough hold a party. There’s no bar, but Belinda stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 16, 2023

The Pre-Game In-Character Thread

Vogler

A village located in the province of Hinterlund in Solamnia. Vogler is located along the northern shoreline of the Vingaard River just west of Kalaman and Kalaman Bay. It’s population is about 400. It has no leader, just some village elders.

Belinda Baker takes a short break outside

You’ve entered the quaint little riverside village of Vogler for Ispin’s funeral in two days from now. In the center of town is a tavern-inn with a small sign hung over its door: the Ambling Aurochs Inn and Tavern.

It’s not very big inside—pretty cozy in fact. A warm fire by the hearth serves both as heat for the chilly, early spring air as well as where the huge pot of stew slowly simmers near a rotating hog.

“Welcome!” Belinda Baker says in a friendly tone as you enter. “Eight silver for a night’s stay, two silver for a meal—all you can eat stew and pork, serve yourself, ask me for drinks—or nine silver and six copper for a bed and the meal package! What’ll it be? I only have seven rooms left.”

You’ve heard before that the inn’s rooms and beds are comfortable and despite the small size of the place, it’s supposedly worth the price.

There are only two tables in the great room, each large enough hold a party. There’s no bar, but Belinda stands behind a small front desk and behind her, a door presumably leads into a kitchen where she can get your drinks and cook foods other than the pork and stew.

You can hear someone from the back say, “Honey, tell the gentleman who ordered the fillet that it’s going to take a little more time. I’ll be right out with those ales.”

“Skip to it, Darling, we just got another customer!” she answers her husband.

Kamishiro_Rin · March 16, 2023