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 <li>'''Dourmoor Home''' - 9 Nightingale Way - A ramshackle old townhouse nestled between the Military District to the north and the Poor Quarter of town to the southeast, the house itself was once quite elegant - probably the home of an army officer.  Its facade is three stories made of stone with three stone gargoyles still sitting on a small ledge under the eaves.  The stonework is crumbling in places, but the structure appears sound.  The upstairs windows are boarded over.
 <li>'''Filtch's Pawn''' - Set back from the intersection of The Cut and Twilight Road sits an unusual building without signage but clearly a business.  The building is set upon a large stone foundation about six feet in height.  The building is without windows.  A large metal door on the southwest of the building is the only obvious entrance.  The walls of the building are made of stone with a number of support pillars leading to a thick stone roof.  The overall impression of the building is that of a fortress. The door has a sliding metal panel commonly used for secure viewing of visitors. The front room of the building is austere with simple metal shelves brackets securely to unfinished stone walls.  The floor and ceiling also appear to be stone.  A single metal door leads to a backroom.  This door also has a sliding metal panel for security.  The shelves are arranged with a variety of items - with a selection of weapons, tools, adventuring equipment, armor and shields.  The room is illuminated by four smoking torches in each corner. Filtch is a burly half-orc with mostly missing teeth.  His scars are a testimony to a hard life.  He limps slightly on his left leg, but his eyes are bright and sharp.  He is dressed in simple leather armor, also stained and cut.  He smiles a toothless grin.
 <li>'''Fretful Porpentine''' - At the eastern terminus of The Crossing sits an ancient building, certainly re-purposed over the years.  The Fretful Porpentine has stood on this site since 820 TA.  Located south of the Military District, the pub is a favorite of the soldiers and adventurers.  Most of the locals consider it too rough or too filled with the King's Men to be of interest.  A weathered sign of a porpentine, its quills jumping from its back, hangs on a squeaky wooden signpost.  The exterior is made of stone with a blue slate roof - a rarity in the city and a throwback to an earlier age. The interior of the pub is a single large room smoke fills the high-beamed rafters and a mahogany bar runs almost 60 feet along the room's edge.  A small kitchen behind the bar is in constant motion.  Wooden booths, deep and dark, run along three edges of the room.  The walls of the room are decorated with shields, swords and orc and goblin heads.
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 <li>'''The Shunned Hall''' - One of the twelve baronial estates established in the Royal Quarter of the City-State, the Shunned Hall is the only not currently occupied.  Rumor holds that the structure is built on the site of an ancient graveyard or chapel, although Crown records do not validate the claim.  Originally slated to be the estate of [[Willowby Grimsby]], the home has never been occupied by the family.  After several grisly deaths of noble youths attempting to adventure in the Shunned Hall, a protective ward set about the place has kept the curious away.  The structure is currently in ill repair.
 <li>'''Snuffy's''' - This building looks less like a shop and more like a slightly rundown home.  The yard is overgrown and moss grows from the roof.  A large bulldog behind an iron fence, does give the place a sense of security.  The interior of the shop also looks more like a home.  The walls are lined with portraits - mostly women and all bedecked in jewels.  A small coffee table is surrounded by large overstuffed chairs.  An overloaded bookcase stands near a door leading to a backroom that smells of baking bread.
-<li>'''The Storyteller's Inn''' - At the southern end of the Lesser Farthing Road stands The Storyteller's Inn a stone and timber structure in good repair.  A low white-washed stone wall  surrounds the building.  Inside the yard a number of black swans can be seen strutting about.  A signpost holds a bright green sign with a gold sigil of the Storyteller's Inn.  The inside of the Inn is built for comfort.  While there are a few long benches in the common room, the perimeter of the room is filled with overstuffed leather chairs.  The smell of pipeweed and whisky is strong here.  Two fireplaces at each end of the room blaze merrily.  A short bar leads back to a kitchen beyond.  At the far end of the room is a wooden stage.
+<li>'''The Storyteller's Inn''' - At the southern end of the Lesser Farthing Road stands The Storyteller's Inn a stone and timber structure in good repair.  A low white-washed stone wall surrounds the building.  Inside the yard a number of black swans can be seen strutting about.  A signpost holds a bright green sign with a gold sigil of the Storyteller's Inn.  Outside the Inn, several racks of shoes line the courtyard.  The inside of the Inn is built for comfort.  While there are a few long benches in the common room, the perimeter of the room is filled with overstuffed leather chairs.  The smell of pipeweed and whisky is strong here.  Two fireplaces at each end of the room blaze merrily.  A short bar leads back to a kitchen beyond.  At the far end of the room is a wooden stage.
 <li>'''Treadway Manor''' - Nestled against the western wall of the City-State, Treadway Manor sits on a small rise. The grounds leading up to the manor are well-tended with a natural expanse of exotic trees and shrubs. A single path winds up to the manor from the road leading through the Royal Quarter. The construction of the manor house is a dark grey and red stone with a slate roof. The manor house is two stories, and the house has excellent views of the Great Sea from the upper floor. Two wings of the house extend from the main house creating a courtyard in front of the house. The Treadways are known to throw extravagant parties in the front courtyard with entertainers, magical lights in the trees, and fireworks. The southern wing is called the "Lord's Wing" and the northern wing is called the "Lady's Wing." The current baron is [[Nils Treadway]], the Ninth Baron of Huntington.
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 <li>'''Snuffy''' - Snuffy is a large man.  He speaks with a lisp and immediately hugs anyone coming into his shop.  He speaks enthusiastically about his craft and his love of jewelry.  He refers to his paintings by the name of the jewels - Boarshead Bauble, Queen's Fire, etc.  Snuffy has an encyclopedic knowledge of metals, jewels and the like.
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 <li>'''Dourmoor Home''' - 9 Nightingale Way - A ramshackle old townhouse nestled between the Military District to the north and the Poor Quarter of town to the southeast, the house itself was once quite elegant - probably the home of an army officer.  Its facade is three stories made of stone with three stone gargoyles still sitting on a small ledge under the eaves.  The stonework is crumbling in places, but the structure appears sound.  The upstairs windows are boarded over.
-<li>'''Fretful Porpentine''' - At the eastern terminus of The Crossing sits an ancient building, certainly re-purposed over the years.  The Fretful Porpentine has stood on this site since 820 TA.  Located south of the Military District, the pub is a favorite of the soldiers and adventurers.  Most of the locals consider it too rough or too filled with the King's Men to be of interest.  A weathered sign of a porpentine, its quills jumping from its back, hangs on a squeaky wooden signpost.  The exterior is made of stone with a blue slate roof - a rarity in the city and a throwback to an earlier age.
+<li>'''Filtch's Pawn''' - Set back from the intersection of The Cut and Twilight Road sits an unusual building without signage but clearly a business.  The building is set upon a large stone foundation about six feet in height.  The building is without windows.  A large metal door on the southwest of the building is the only obvious entrance.  The walls of the building are made of stone with a number of support pillars leading to a thick stone roof.  The overall impression of the building is that of a fortress. The door has a sliding metal panel commonly used for secure viewing of visitors. The front room of the building is austere with simple metal shelves brackets securely to unfinished stone walls.  The floor and ceiling also appear to be stone.  A single metal door leads to a backroom.  This door also has a sliding metal panel for security.  The shelves are arranged with a variety of items - with a selection of weapons, tools, adventuring equipment, armor and shields.  The room is illuminated by four smoking torches in each corner. Filtch is a burly half-orc with mostly missing teeth.  His scars are a testimony to a hard life.  He limps slightly on his left leg, but his eyes are bright and sharp.  He is dressed in simple leather armor, also stained and cut.  He smiles a toothless grin.
- The interior of the pub is a single large room smoke fills the high-beamed rafters and a mahogany bar runs almost 60 feet along the room's edge.  A small kitchen behind the bar is in constant motion.  Wooden booths, deep and dark, run along three edges of the room.  The walls of the room are decorated with shields, swords and orc and goblin heads.
+<li>'''Fretful Porpentine''' - At the eastern terminus of The Crossing sits an ancient building, certainly re-purposed over the years.  The Fretful Porpentine has stood on this site since 820 TA.  Located south of the Military District, the pub is a favorite of the soldiers and adventurers.  Most of the locals consider it too rough or too filled with the King's Men to be of interest.  A weathered sign of a porpentine, its quills jumping from its back, hangs on a squeaky wooden signpost.  The exterior is made of stone with a blue slate roof - a rarity in the city and a throwback to an earlier age. The interior of the pub is a single large room smoke fills the high-beamed rafters and a mahogany bar runs almost 60 feet along the room's edge.  A small kitchen behind the bar is in constant motion.  Wooden booths, deep and dark, run along three edges of the room.  The walls of the room are decorated with shields, swords and orc and goblin heads.
 <li>'''Redworth Home''' - 14 Tinwhistle Close - The front of the townhouse at 14 Tinwhistle Close shows that it was once a fine house now in decline.  The dark green paint is peeling from the wooden shutters and door, and the grounds around the house are shabby.  The most noticeable thing about the house is that the large front window is broken out.  Shards of glass surround a chair that sits awkwardly amongst the ruin.
 <li>'''The Shunned Hall''' - One of the twelve baronial estates established in the Royal Quarter of the City-State, the Shunned Hall is the only not currently occupied.  Rumor holds that the structure is built on the site of an ancient graveyard or chapel, although Crown records do not validate the claim.  Originally slated to be the estate of [[Willowby Grimsby]], the home has never been occupied by the family.  After several grisly deaths of noble youths attempting to adventure in the Shunned Hall, a protective ward set about the place has kept the curious away.  The structure is currently in ill repair.
 <li>'''Snuffy's''' - This building looks less like a shop and more like a slightly rundown home.  The yard is overgrown and moss grows from the roof.  A large bulldog behind an iron fence, does give the place a sense of security.  The interior of the shop also looks more like a home.  The walls are lined with portraits - mostly women and all bedecked in jewels.  A small coffee table is surrounded by large overstuffed chairs.  An overloaded bookcase stands near a door leading to a backroom that smells of baking bread.
 <li>'''The Storyteller's Inn''' - At the southern end of the Lesser Farthing Road stands The Storyteller's Inn a stone and timber structure in good repair.  A low white-washed stone wall  surrounds the building.  Inside the yard a number of black swans can be seen strutting about.  A signpost holds a bright green sign with a gold sigil of the Storyteller's Inn.  The inside of the Inn is built for comfort.  While there are a few long benches in the common room, the perimeter of the room is filled with overstuffed leather chairs.  The smell of pipeweed and whisky is strong here.  Two fireplaces at each end of the room blaze merrily.  A short bar leads back to a kitchen beyond.  At the far end of the room is a wooden stage.
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 In addition to '''Teufeldorf Castle''', there were four quarters inside the original city walls - the University Quarter (now called Old Town), the Royal Quarter, the Merchant Quarter, and the Temple Quarter (now part of the Temple District).  By the mid 8th century TA, the city sprawled outside of the protective walls.  Petitions by merchants for a new market center, clerics for a protected area for the burgeoning number of churches, and the military for new training facilities outside the castle prompted the construction of new outer walls.
-The center of the city is now dominated by the new '''Market Quarter''' bounded by The Dragonback and the Counting House on the north and the Hall of Merchants to the south.  The entire district is surrounded by an enclosed wall built during the expansion.  Four gates allow entrance to the Market Quarter with all roads leading to a large central open air bazaar that is the focal point for merchant sales to the population.  Directly south of the markets is the '''Artisan's Quarter''' filled with every imaginable craft and trade being practiced - from delicate jewelry to iron war machines.  If it can be made in the Reaches, someone in the allies and workshops of this district will do it.  Home to dark elves and lost dwarves, the Artisan's Quarter is the most diverse population center in the city.
+The center of the city is now dominated by the new '''Market Quarter''' bounded by The Dragonback and the Counting House on the north and the Hall of Merchants to the south.  The entire district is surrounded by an enclosed wall built during the expansion.  Four gates allow entrance to the Market Quarter with all roads leading to a large central open air bazaar that is the focal point for merchant sales to the population.  Directly south of the markets is the '''Artisan's Quarter''' filled with every imaginable craft and trade being practiced - from delicate jewelry to iron war machines.  If it can be made in the Reaches, someone in the alleys and workshops of this district will do it.  Home to dark elves and lost dwarves, the Artisan's Quarter is the most diverse population center in the city.
 In the northwest, the '''Royal Quarter''' is well-patrolled and home to many of the nobles of the Western Reaches.  Large estates line the sea coast with a constant breeze keeping the air fresh from the smells of the city.  South of the Royal Quarter is the old '''Merchant's Quarter''' which is now filled with the stately homes of the expanding mercantile class.  Located conveniently adjacent to this are the both the bazaar and the docks. To the southwest, '''Harbortown''' lies in the lee beneath the high bluffs of the city.  The Harbor Master controls the shipping in and out of the city.  The northern docks tend towards private and wealthier merchant ships including the large Tang traders carrying goods from the far-flung ports of the Realm.  The southern docks, the destination of common trading vessels, are also home to some of the rougher bars and taverns in the city.
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 Along the northern edge of the city, east of Old Town, is the '''Temple District''' with the older churches just inside the original city walls and newer structures just outside.  The homes around this district are filled with high priests and devout followers.  The old city graveyard, known as the Necropolis, is situated just north of the district, lying outside the city proper in a vast tangle of trees that rise up to the edge of the River White.  Finally, the '''Military District''' lies at the far northeastern edge of Teufeldorf protecting the Orc Gate.
-The bulk of the city lies to the east and south of the market.  This sprawling mass of alleys, homes and shops is known collectively as '''New Town'''.  As one travels further to the southeast towards the outer wall, the homes get smaller, the allies are darker, and the neighborhoods rougher.  The southeastern portion of this area is called the '''Poor Quarter''' although the Crown maintains some semblance of order here.  For those who find life in the Poor Quarter too much, several small village outside the city walls still exist.
+The bulk of the city lies to the east and south of the market.  This sprawling mass of alleys, homes and shops is known collectively as '''New Town'''.  As one travels further to the southeast towards the outer wall, the homes get smaller, the alleys are darker, and the neighborhoods rougher.  The southeastern portion of this area is called the '''Poor Quarter''' although the Crown maintains some semblance of order here.  For those who find life in the Poor Quarter too much, several small village outside the city walls still exist.
 '''Map of Teufeldorf'''
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 Directly east of Teufeldorf lies the ancient hardwoods of Bryn Mawr. A source of lumber to the early builders of the city, this forest would have been completely destroyed for its resources if not for the intervention of the elves in the First Age. The elves established the small community, Berwyn, within the forest and negotiated with the ruler of the Teufeldorf to provide for a balanced use of the forest. While early skirmishes were fought with rogue lumber barons and others seeking personal fortune Bryn Mawr, the elves were able to retain control of the forest. Later, control of Bryn Mawr and the village of Berwyn were turned over to the [[Druids of Oakentree|Druids]]. Today, the woods are a source of many goods sold in the city markets including mushrooms, honey, syrup, nuts and berries.
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 <li>'''The Shunned Hall''' - One of the twelve baronial estates established in the Royal Quarter of the City-State, the Shunned Hall is the only not currently occupied.  Rumor holds that the structure is built on the site of an ancient graveyard or chapel, although Crown records do not validate the claim.  Originally slated to be the estate of [[Willowby Grimsby]], the home has never been occupied by the family.  After several grisly deaths of noble youths attempting to adventure in the Shunned Hall, a protective ward set about the place has kept the curious away.  The structure is currently in ill repair.
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 === Description of Shopkeepers and Notable Natives ===
 == History of Teufeldorf ==

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