Welcome to Cushhall!

Cushhall is known for the following resources:

• Scorpion beds that are avoided by locals. The locals speak of a chest containing small lyres in a well.
• Many coconut harvests that are feared by kittens.
• Abundant bee hives that are frequented by zombies.

• I have stirge in my basement, plz halp! Must not smell. Reward is a secret. Contact Joic Tramville for further details.
• Help Needed: Adventurers willing to explore recently discovered ruins and return any valuable artifacts. Will reward you with valuable information. Contact Brosil Icerangli.
• Help Needed: Seeking inter-planar messenger. Must not smell. Reward is a secret. Contact Kadr Rantcutter for more information.
• Require an instructor learned in horseback riding to tutor my child. Will owe you a huge favor. Contact Anka.
• Help Needed: Looking for something new? taste tester wanted. Will pay in gold. Contact Glibd Moksnapper The Strong.
• Hearty souls needed to recover stolen peg leg. Reward is a secret. Length of job expected to be short. Contact Cardan Wizzsprocket.

• Rbbok Laughslay is a male goblin who is known in that part of town as being a poorly skilled locksmith. He appears authoritarian.
• Thorbin Uglybread is a male deep dwarf who is known in the world as being a skilled shipwright. He appears chatty.
• Abagin Gravelguard is a female deep dwarf who is known in the neighborhood as being a poorly skilled armorer. She appears nosy.
• Borgar Silverankle is a male deep dwarf who is known in the neighborhood as being a skilled chandler. He appears fatalistic.
• Rbunk Evildeath is a male goblin who is known in the city as being a decent cutler. He appears contrarian.
• Tgus Ironfury is a male hobgoblin who is known in the region as being a renowned warehouse worker. He appears gambling.
• S'herzor teh Yerssen is a female lizardfolk who is known in the city as being a renowned locksmith. She appears thick.
• Tberm Ironfury is a male goblin who is known in the neighborhood as being a mocked weaponsmith. He appears unreliable.

• Jam Dilield, a trusting female lycanthrope. She is a druid who is here to destroy a rumor.
• Balmir Lumberkiller, a gluttonous male half-dwarf. He is an aristocrat who is delivering a message to a merchant.

These establishments worthy of mention in Cushhall:

• The Wistful Baiter Outlet [+] The Wistful Baiter Outlet is an average sized, crowded-looking shop. The building faces south with dirty windows, a roof made from slate, and a wood storefront. It is located in a trashy neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a drunken deep dwarf named Balrim Firedoor. The shop is known for very high prices for the service there, and is constantly crowded. There are 3 customers in the shop. The grifters gives protection to the owner and patrons.
• The Slaughtered Dwarves Poor House [+] The Slaughtered Dwarves Poor House is a typical sized, disgusting-looking almshouse. The building faces north with a stone storefront, three windows, and a roof made from turf. It is located in a rundown neighborhood of the civic district. This place is run by a gambling goblin named Xrus Nighthost. The almshouse is known for high prices for the service there, and is crowded every night. There are 2 customers in the almshouse. The roving thieves gives protection to the owner and patrons.
• The Cloven Eagle Dry Goods [+] The Cloven Eagle Dry Goods is a typical sized, crowded-looking grocery store. The building faces northeast with a lap board storefront, no windows, and a roof made from tile. It is located in a trashy neighborhood of the market district. This place is run by a pious lizardfolk named Yerssen seh S'hoorssen. The grocery store is known for fair prices for the service there, and is unappreciated by the locals. There is 1 customer in the grocery store. The city guard gives protection to the owner and patrons.
• The Dirty Oarhouse City Guard [+] The Dirty Oarhouse City Guard is a typical sized, filthy-looking barrack. The building faces southeast with broken windows, a stone storefront, and a roof made from thatch. It is located in an expensive neighborhood of the civic district. This place is run by a treasure-obsessed goblin named Xtezn Rockdamn. The barrack is known for moderate prices for the service there, and is usually busy but is strangely quiet as of late. Upon entering you see bunk beds and lockers, you smell sweat and beer, and you hear voices. There is 1 customer in the barrack. The crime mobs taxes the owner and patrons.
• The Grimy Thunderbird Pots [+] The Grimy Thunderbird Pots is an average sized, crowded-looking pottery. The building faces east with a roof made from thatch, tiny windows, and a wood storefront. It is located in an old neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a skeptical hobgoblin named Naromd Bigshadow. The pottery is known for steep prices for the service there, and is popular on market days. There are 4 customers in the pottery. The crime mobs gives protection to the owner and patrons.
• The Rampaging Beer Group [+] The Rampaging Beer Group is a huge, tidy-looking armorsmithy. The building faces north with a stone storefront, a roof made from thatch, and many windows. It is located in a nice neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by an egotistical lizardfolk named Khalzor seh Khalzin. The armorsmithy is known for varying prices for the service there, and is on the verge of closing. Upon entering you see bit of armor in various states of repiar, you smell a burning fire, and you hear the sound of a forge. There are 2 customers in the armorsmithy. The neighborhood watch harass the owner and patrons.
• The Slippery Halfling Cloth [+] The Slippery Halfling Cloth is an average sized, neat-looking mercer. The building faces southwest with a bamboo storefront, barred windows, and a roof made from thatch. It is located in a new neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a jesterly lizardfolk named Khalal se S'herssen. The mercer is known for very high prices for the service there, and rarely has room for new business. There are 2 customers in the mercer. The roving thieves taxes the owner and patrons.
• The Mad Bag Shop [+] The Mad Bag Shop is a small, dusty-looking translator. The building faces northeast with a roof made from turf, two windows, and a masonry storefront. It is located in an empty neighborhood of the embassy district. This place is run by a thick lizardfolk named S'herssen heh Yerzor. The translator is known for very high prices for the service there, and is completely abandoned, and often forgotten. There are 3 customers in the translator. The trade guild taxes the owner and patrons.