Wellbury
A nearby settlement down the road from Stenford with many times its resources — the village Sefawynn judges a far more sensible target for any grifter than the one the stranger has supposedly chosen. STD:FWH:Ch 5
Known facts
- palisade-and-moat-and-mixed-populationWellbury proves to be a log-palisade town with a moat and two stone gate-towers — larger than Stenford but no castle. The population is unexpectedly mixed: alongside the local Anglo-Saxon dress, John sees tan-skinned and dark-skinned visitors, Yazad-style hats, colourfully patterned clothing, and at one point an Asian family — clearly more travel and trade reach into Weswara than he had assumed for the era.STD:FWH:Ch 19
- no-inns-hereWellbury has no taverns or inns; travellers either know someone in town or belong to a useful, trusted profession like skop or hearth-tender, in which case they trade services for a place by someone's fire.STD:FWH:Ch 19
Backreferences
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- factYazad
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- factThe Preserve
- factUlric Stromfin
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- factSefawynn
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