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 <li>'''Sherman, Gray''' (first footman) - Sherman is the first footman to Morgan the Enchanter.
 <li>'''Starwolf, Willing''' (armorer) - Has three pet winter wolves and specializes in making chainmail armor.  He is currently looking for an apprentice as his three sons are too young to properly help.
 <li>'''Verrier, Pepperell''' (glassblower) - Blows all sorts of glass but excels at glass sailboats and mermaids.
 <li>'''Whistlerock, Dugal''' (pub) - Runs a fair inn and popular bar.  He is very good natured with a story to tell everybody.
 <li>'''Woodruff''' (poisoner) - Once a noted alchemist for Baron Valdemar, he is now content with his arcane studies.  At one point, Viper was his apprentice.
 <li>'''Wraight, Cadmar''' (carpenter) - Appears remarkably trustworthy, but he is rumored to sell plans for all buildings he builds to The Family.  He employs no regular assistants but hires them as needed.

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 <li>'''Faldar''' (trading post) - An elf of some age, Faldar trades with merchants in all types of magical items.
 <li>'''Finegelder, Fenic''' (gold) and Wily (silver) - These metalsmiths are known for their intricate work and pleasing designs.
 <li>'''Gunderson, Moonbeam''' (gemcutter, jeweler) - This ancient gnomish woman is a jeweler of extreme talent.  Her late husband, Grover Gunderson, was reputed to have helped with the creation of the rings of the Order of the Knights of the Kingdom for King Gregory.  Grover was killed in Atli's Tower during the Hastur Rebellion.
 <li>'''Highfolk, Sir Randall''' (Paladin, Demon Hunter, Captain of the Guard) - Until his mysterious disappearance on Oct. 23, 907 TA, Sir Randall was the Captain of the Guard in Dragonsford.  Dressed in warplate with a magical sword and shield, Randall was a bull of a man - thick-necked and red-faced.  He wore a pure white cloak with a golden sword embroidered on it.  He was very loud and domineering - attempting to intimidate all around him.  He was a demon hunter and made no apologies for his feelings about demons.

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 ===Town of Dragonsford===
-The town of Dragonsford has close to 200 buildings and a population nearing 1,500 including a garrison of approximately 200 soldiers, castle guards and household staff.  The town is growing quickly from its 833 TA census of 400.  It is common to see traveling merchants, dwarves, gnomes, and outlanders also visiting Dragonsford on a regular basis.
+The town of Dragonsford has a population nearing 1,500 including a garrison of approximately 250 soldiers, castle guards and household staff.  The town is growing quickly from its 833 TA census of 400.  It is common to see traveling merchants, dwarves, gnomes, and outlanders also visiting Dragonsford on a regular basis.
 Dragonsford has a weekly farmer's market on Fridays.  The market is very well attended by the townsfolk and local farmers.  In addition, a monthly caravan from [[Hamlet of Haggelthorn|Haggelthorn]] brings exotic and hard-to-find items to Dragonsford.

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 |Dockmaster
 |Dockmaster
-|Felix Freelash (dockmaster), William Woodencleaver (carpenter), Paul Verrier (dock boy)
+|Felix Freelash (dockmaster), Paul Verrier (dock boy)
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 |Dragon's Hide
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 |Strong Hulls
 |Shipwright
+|William Woodencleaver
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 |Swift Mercantile
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 |Turning Wheels
 |Potter
-|Birke Claypool - died, Potkin, Meri, daughter
+|Meri Claypool
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 |Wayfarer's Rest
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 <li>'''Astolf the Swift''' (general merchandise) - Runs the general mercantile, stocking all the supplies that the residents of Dragonsford need.  He has an amazing memory and keeps track of his inventory and order lists in his head.
 <li>'''Belger, Roderk''' (leatherworker) - Along with his three apprentices are experts in leather armor, saddles and boots.  Kinst, Martu, and Kelt are boyhood friends who declined military duty to stay at their craft in Dragonsford.
-<li>'''Blott, Garet''' (weaver) - Although he is quite elderly, Blott at one time worked for Sandal as a spy master of disguises.  He still has a full set of elven boots and cloak given to him by Valdemar.
+<li>'''Blott, Garet''' (weaver) - Although he is quite elderly, Blott at one time worked for Sandal as a spy master of disguises.  He still has a full set of elven boots and cloak given to him by Valdemar which he wears to public events.
-<li>'''Bluedagger, Massac''' (fisherman) - Actually an assassin, his dagger glows blue when flying towards a victim on a death course to the heart.
+<li>'''Bluedagger, Massac''' (fisherman) - Rumored to be an assassin, most give the aged Massac a wide berth.  His last name follows from a popular tale that his dagger glows blue when flying towards a victim on a death course to the heart.  Massac does not deny the story.
 <li>'''Capron, Pugab''' (tailor) - An exemplary tailor, Pugab took over the family business when his inept father, Duer, was killed in Atli's Tower during the Hastur Rebellion.  (Duer did a satisfactory job at providing cloaks, hoods and other mundane garments, but his fancy clothes came out ill-fitting and ugly.)
-<li>'''Claypool, Birke''' (potter) - Works very hard at his craft but wears rags because he donates half of his pots to the poor and sells his best works for coppers.
+<li>'''Claypool, Meri''' (potter) - Meri inherited the shop from her father, Birke, when he died.  Meri also lost her brother Potkin under mysterious circumstances.  Meri's work is not up to the high standards of her father, but she excels at sales and has finally made the business profitable.
 <li>'''Coventry, Father John''' (priest) - Now aged, stories still are told of Coventry's aid to the Crown in fighting Shallowgrave and Quicksilver during the Hastur Rebellions.
 <li>'''Crakesbone''' (graveyard) - The caretaker of the Old Graveyard, Crakesbone, lives in a shanty by the edge of the lake.  Crakesbone appears as a hunched over man dressed in a tattered grey cape.  His form is somewhat indistinguishable, although his long, black stringy hair and weather-lined face are memorable.  He wears an amulet with strange runes and sunbeams.
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 <li>'''Finegelder, Fenic''' (gold) and Wily (silver) - These metalsmiths are known for their intricate work and pleasing designs.
 <li>'''Gunderson, Moonbeam''' (gemcutter, jeweler) - This ancient gnomish woman is a jeweler of extreme talent.  Her late husband, Grover Gunderson, was reputed to have helped with the creation of the rings of the Order of the Knights of the Kingdom for King Gregory.  Grover was killed in Atli's Tower during the Hastur Rebellion.
-<li>'''Highfolk, Sir Randall''' (Paladin, Demon Hunter, Captain of the Guard) - Until his mysterious disappearance on Oct. XX, 907 TA, Sir Randall was the Captain of the Guard in Dragonsford.  Dressed in warplate with a magical sword and shield, Randall was a bull of a man - thick-necked and red-faced.  He wore a pure white cloak with a golden sword embroidered on it.  He was very loud and domineering - attempting to intimidate all around him.  He was a demon hunter and made no apologies for his feelings about demons.
+<li>'''Highfolk, Sir Randall''' (Paladin, Demon Hunter, Captain of the Guard) - Until his mysterious disappearance on Oct. 23, 907 TA, Sir Randall was the Captain of the Guard in Dragonsford.  Dressed in warplate with a magical sword and shield, Randall was a bull of a man - thick-necked and red-faced.  He wore a pure white cloak with a golden sword embroidered on it.  He was very loud and domineering - attempting to intimidate all around him.  He was a demon hunter and made no apologies for his feelings about demons.
 <li>'''Howland''' (fletcher) - An elf noted for his fine and expensive arrows.  Before an adventurer can purchase any arrows, Howland demands to watch them shoot under different circumstances to help determine which arrows to sell.
 <li>'''Kineshank, Dumpy''' (butcher) - Hacks up carcasses so fast his appentice has a hard time picking up the trade.  Hindleather is a kind, although slow boy.
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 <li>'''Whistlerock, Dugal''' (pub) - Runs a fair inn and popular bar.  He is very good natured with a story to tell everybody.
 <li>'''Woodruff''' (poisoner) - Once a noted alchemist for Baron Valdemar, he is now content with his arcane studies.  At one point, Viper was his apprentice.
-<li>'''Wraight, Cadmar''' (carpenter) - Appears remarkably trustworthy, but he sells plans for all buildings he builds to The Family.  He employs no regular assistants but hires them as needed.
+<li>'''Wraight, Cadmar''' (carpenter) - Appears remarkably trustworthy, but he is rumored to sell plans for all buildings he builds to The Family.  He employs no regular assistants but hires them as needed.
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 |Poisoner
 |Woodruff*
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 |Stave & Hoop
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 </ul>
-== History ==
+== History of Dragonsford ==
 Founded in 702 TA as a military outpost for the expanding Reaches, Dragonsford is still at the edges of civilization.

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 '''Miscellaneous Items and Services'''

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 In June 883 TA, the town's blacksmith, Fennel by name, woke to find his young son, Aron, missing.  Things quickly came to light, and Fennel learned that his son and several companions snuck out that night to play a game of Find the Ogre.  Aron was chosen the ogre and hid himself somewhere on the Priest's Altar.  After several hours of searching, the other children assumed Aron, playing one of his innumerable practical jokes, was sleeping comfortably at home.  The group disbanded, and nothing had been heard from Aron since.  It was the next night that strange lights were seen above the Priest's Altar, a poor portent for Aron, indeed.  An adventuring party undertook the mission to find Aron, discovering a secret cult under the Priest's Altar which was subsequently infiltrated and destroyed.
-== Silver, Magic and Miscellaneous Items ==
+== Purchasing Equipment in Dragonsford ==
-−
-Adventurers may purchase any items from the Pathfinder Core Rulebook equipment list (pp. 140-163) with the exceptions noted below for the listed price without roleplaying .  This list does not include magic items.  A short list of "standard" magic items for sale in town are listed below.  In addition, those towns with a Trading Post will have a short list of powerful items for sale - also listed below.
+Dragonsford has a variety of merchants and craftsmen providing an excellent choice of wares at reasonable prices.  Adventurers may purchase any mundane items from the Pathfinder Core Rulebook equipment list (pp. 140-163) with the exceptions noted below for the list price without roleplaying.  Dragonsford also has a small number of magic items available from its vendors, and it boasts the Holly Berry Trading Post which sells a very limited number of powerful items.  All magic and unusual items will need to be roleplayed.
 '''Silver Weapons'''
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-'''Miscellaneous Items'''
+'''Miscellaneous Items and Services'''
 There are also a number of miscellaneous items and services for sale.  Again, any services from the Pathfinder Core Rulebook services list (pp. 140-163) can be purchased directly (exceptions noted below).  In general, you will need to roleplay in order to get anything out of the ordinary.

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 '''Silver Weapons'''
-Character may buy masterwork versions of all weapons and armor.  In addition, any normal weapon may be bonded with alchemical silver using the following costs.  Creating items with special materials such as adamantine, darkwood, dragonhide, cold iron, mithril, etc. must be roleplayed.
+Characters may buy masterwork versions of all weapons and armor.  In addition, any normal weapon may be bonded with alchemical silver using the following costs.  Creating items with special materials such as adamantine, darkwood, dragonhide, cold iron, mithril, etc. must be roleplayed.
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 == Silver, Magic and Miscellaneous Items ==
-You may purchase any items from the Core Rulebook equipment list (pp. 140-163) for the listed price without roleplaying.  This list does not include magic items.  A short list of "standard" magic items for sale in town are listed below.  In addition, those towns with a Trading Post will have a short list of powerful items for sale - also listed below.
+Adventurers may purchase any items from the Pathfinder Core Rulebook equipment list (pp. 140-163) with the exceptions noted below for the listed price without roleplaying .  This list does not include magic items.  A short list of "standard" magic items for sale in town are listed below.  In addition, those towns with a Trading Post will have a short list of powerful items for sale - also listed below.
 '''Silver Weapons'''
-Your character may buy masterwork versions of all weapons and armor.  In addition, any normal weapon may be bonded with alchemical silver using the following costs.  Creating items with special materials such as adamantine, darkwood, dragonhide, cold iron, mithril, etc. must be roleplayed.
+Character may buy masterwork versions of all weapons and armor.  In addition, any normal weapon may be bonded with alchemical silver using the following costs.  Creating items with special materials such as adamantine, darkwood, dragonhide, cold iron, mithril, etc. must be roleplayed.
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 '''Magic Items'''
-There are only a few magic items for sale in Dragonsford.  You must roleplay buying these items as their purchase may alert important NPCs as to your actions.  And, clever adventurers may want to try and bargain for a better price.  The items listed below can be bought for any sized creature.
+There are only a few magic items for sale in Dragonsford.  Adventurers must roleplay buying these items as their purchase may alert important NPCs to party actions.  And, clever adventurers may want to try and bargain for a better price.  The items listed below can be bought for any sized creature.
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 '''Miscellaneous Items'''
-There are also a number of miscellaneous items and services for sale.  Again, anything from the Core Rulebook can be purchased directly.  In general, you will need to roleplay in order to get anything out of the ordinary.
+There are also a number of miscellaneous items and services for sale.  Again, any services from the Pathfinder Core Rulebook services list (pp. 140-163) can be purchased directly (exceptions noted below).  In general, you will need to roleplay in order to get anything out of the ordinary.
 In Dragonsford, the following inns service travelers: