Farmers' Quarter

F-65

Animal Sales sell horses and zebras.  Zebras have the advantage that they are not hated by animal nomads.

Prices

Pack Animals

Pack animals haven't been trained to carry riders and will balk - Animal Handling skill rolls are needed to mount and to get the moving and for any kind of action in the saddle, and skill levels are halved.

Daron (large solidly built horse suitable for heavy plowing) - 100 L

Donkey: 10 Lunars

Mule - 20 L

Zebra - 70 L

Riding Animals

Riding animals have been trained to take riders.  They will normally bolt if attacked.

Daron (large solidly built horse, slow but can even carry a troll) - 350 L

Galana (small pony, nimble) - 100 L

Sered (standard sized horse) - 2500 L

Zebra - 150 L

Cavalry Animals

Cavalry animals have been trained to handle the noise and movement of battle.

Daron (large solidly built horse, slow but can even carry a troll) - 500 L

Galana (small pony, nimble) - 220 L

Sered (standard sized horse) - 380 L

Zebra - 300 L

War Animals

War animals are not just trained to endure battles without panic, but are also trained to fight alongside their rider to the best of their ability.  They are very rare, and a period of training with the rider is also required.

Daron (large solidly built horse, slow but can even carry a troll) - 900 L

Galana (small pony, nimble) - 220 L

Sered (standard sized horse) - 600 L

Zebra - 450 L

Vehicles:

Cart, two wheeled: 30 Lunars

Cart, four wheeled: 50 Lunars

Wagon: 120 Lunars

Chariot (2 horse): 200 Lunars

Chariot (4 horse): 350 Lunars

F-43

This tavern is run by a family of the diminutive Impala people, and mainly caters to nomad tastes.  It is noted for its potent Kvass.  Knife throwing is a popular evening pastime here, and provides a good wagering opportunity.

Price List

Mead: 4 clacks a pint

Date Beer: 8 clacks a pint

Local Wine: 6 clacks for 1/4 pint

Kvass: 2 clacks a pint

Bison Sausage: 8 clacks

Bison stew: 9 clacks a bowl

F-58

A pretty run of the mill tavern.

Price List

Barley Ale: 5 clacks a pint

Mead: 4 clacks a pint

Date Beer: 8 clacks a pint

Local Wine: 6 clacks for 1/4 pint

Kvass: 2 clacks a pint

Barley stew: 4 clacks a bowl

Bison Sausage: 9 clacks

Bison stew: 12 clacks a bowl

F-24

Famous for its meat-grinder, supposedly originally from a Giant's Cradle and modified and maintained by the mostali of the Flintnail cult. This machine case render an entire bison carcass into tasty and possibly healthy burgers, which is the only food the tavern sells, washed down with their own beer.  Cheap and popular, especially with the less discerning.

Price List

Barley Ale: 4 clacks a pint

Mead: 3 clacks a pint

Kvass: 2 clacks a pint

Minced Bison-meat wrap: 6 clacks

F-72

The Humakt Temple is a large, 2 storey building on Sword Street in the Farmer's Quarter.  The ground floor consists of two large halls - the southern half is the hiring hall, where mercenary groups will post bills advertising positions available; and the northern half is the training hall.  The upper floor contains the inner shrine of Humakt (there are also altars in the hiring hall and training hall), quarters for resident and visiting Rune-Priests and Rune-Lords, an armoury and treasury, and some smaller practice rooms that can be hired form 1 on 1 instruction.

Derex the Handsome is a Humakti Rune-Lords that offers sword training at the Humakt temple.  Krogar Wolfhelm also teaches sword at the Humakt Temple, despite being an Orlanthi Wind-lord, because the Orlanth Temple has been closed by the Lunar Authorities.

Holy Days

Waterday of Death week of Sea Season

Fireday of Death week of Fire Season

Clayday of Death week of Earth Season

Freezeday of Death week of Dark Season

Windsday of Death week of Storm Season (High Holy Day)

Services

The Humakt temple offers several services:

• Weapon training, especially sword training
• Hiring services for mercenary companies

Training

Training cost depends on the current level of skill of the trainee.  Skill costs are quoted as 3 or 4 numbers separated by dashes.  Each is the cost in Lunars for a week's training, which allows for one skill increase roll.  First is if current skill is 0-25%, second is if current skill is 26-50%, third is if skill is 51-75%, and fourth (if shown) is if skill is 76%+ (not all skills can be trained above 75%).

Initiates can get training at half normal cost.  Lay members can get training in any Sword or Dagger skill, or any ofthe other non-weapon skills at half price.

The Humakt temple provides training in the following skills at a cost of x L per week:

• Any edged weapon skill, or shield - 200/400/800
• Battle - 200/400/800
• Craft (Bronze) - 400/800
• First Aid - 200/400/800
• Meditate - 200/400/800
• Orate - 300/600/1,200
• Ride - 400/800/1,600
• Sing - 200/400/800 

 The following skills are only taught to lay members or higher members of the cult:

• Cult Lore (Humakt) - 200/400/800/1,600
• Worship (Humakt) - 200/400/800

The following skills are only taught to Initiates or higher members of the cult:

• Intimidate - 300/600/1,200
• Scan - 300/600/1,200
• Sense Assassin - 500/1000/1,500

The Humakt temple will teach all spirit magic spells at a cost of 500L per point to Lay Members.   Variable spirit magic cost is cumulative (i.e. Bladesharp 1 costs 500L, Bladesharp 2 costs 1,000L if you know Bladesharp 1, or 1,500L if you don't).

Initiates can learn the following spells at half price:

• Bladesharp
• Coordination
• Demoralize
• Detect Enemies
• Detect Undead
• Disruption
• Fireblade
• Heal
• Parry
• Protection
• Repair
• Strength
• Vigour

F-2

The only place in town to buy Praxian beasts, when they are available.  It operates under the patronage of the Eiritha temple next door, who ensure that the beasts are well cared for.  The main source of them is nomads selling captured beasts, so availability is very variable, depending on the season and the state of raiding on the planes, and which tribes have excess beasts that they cannot eat and need cash or Pavis goods.

Prices List

(when available)

Riding Beasts

Bison: 150 Lunars

High Llama: 220 Lunars

Impala: 40 Lunars

Sable Antelope: 140 Lunars

Cavalry Beasts

Impala: 80 Lunars

Sable Antelope: 290 Lunars

War Beasts

Bison: 750 Lunars

High Llama: 1,050 Lunars

Rhino: 12,000 Lunars

Sable Antelope: 700 Lunars

Zebra: 550 Lunars

F-66

Saddles and other leather goods.  Can make or adapt saddles for almost any kind of beast.

Price List

Antelope Saddle: 20 Lunars

Antelope Tack: 4 Lunars

Bison Saddle: 25 Lunars

Bison Tack: 5 Lunars 

Donkey Harness: 6 Lunars

High Llama Saddle: 40 Lunars

High Llama Tack: 8 Lunars

Mule Pack Harness and Tack: 10 Lunars

Rhino Saddle: 60 Lunars

Rhino Tack: 10 Lunars

Zebra Saddle: 15 Lunars

Zebra Tack: 3 Lunars

F-22

Popular with nomads, especially Storm Bulls.  Long tables, straw on the floor and powerful drink mean that this is a favourite venue for rowdy singing and fighting.

Price List

Mead: 5 clacks a pint

Date Beer: 8 clacks a pint

Kvass: 3 clacks a pint

F-12

Constantly under threat of being shut down because of rowdy behaviour, but always spared because the other temples defend its right to be there, and you never know when you might be in a sticky situation and need some Storm Bulls on your side.

F-33

Cheap, not very clean, and serving no food or drink, this is for those who can't afford anyything better.

Price List

Bed in 10 person dormitory (per person): 1 Lunar per night