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 Gramjor Featherflight: A cartographer operating a shop out of Brokenbank with the assistance of his niece, Kanlin. His wits are addled by excessive magic use, a common plight among gnomes.
-Three Earrings - tabaxi (leopard) captain of the Wavedancer.
+Three Earrings - tabaxi (black leopard) captain of the Wavedancer.
 Dajarkal - Orc druid, claims to be from Wynanndir and to have trained under one of the Archdruids. Currently a porter with the Wavedancer.
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 Droin - Guildmaster of Smiths, Port Zoon
 Leftenant Vinchenzo - Dwarf member of Zelezho on the Barque "Protector"

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 [[Carravagio]]
-[[Nia]]
+[[Nia]], Sea Elf(Triton?) Cleric of Sarenrae. High Lightkeeper of the Monastery of Hope, Guardian of the Scion of Orcus, Steward of the Black Book
 [[Raxtus]]

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		+	==Port Zoon==
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		+	Port Zoon is the self-styled "City of Industry", a manufacturing and shipping Juggernaut of the Menagerie Coast. It is unsurprising that such a no-nonsense attitude would come from a city founded and helmed by Dwarves. Yet despite the prominent presence of Dwarves in the official governance of the city, the bulk of the power of the city has shifted to the largely Human run Guildhalls who control the flow of goods and manufacture in and out of Port Zoon.
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		+	===Locations of Note===
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		+	====Bladders Inn and Tavern====
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		+	A wholely unremarkable facility with forgettable food and barely acceptable rooms, the business maintains a solid customer base by bribing local longshoremen into recommending it to newcomers. The mascot depicted on the sign is a goat with a cartoonishly severe case of bloat.
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		+	====Magda's Mayonnaisery====
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		+	The Mayonnaisery is a curious little shop with hardly any branding. The sign only depicts a woodcut of a simple jar of mayonnaise which could easily be confused with a traditional representation for moonshine. Truthfully most of the foot traffic in the shop comes from people looking for small batch alcohol.
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		+	The current proprietor is a middle aged human woman named Simka. Locals can share that Magda passed away some years ago and remember her fondly. Certainly there is more to the story to be discovered.
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		+	====Roc Valley Bakery====
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		+	This establishment hardly needs a sign at all, the smell of baking clearly announces the business for itself. There is a sign, a plaque written only in Dwarven beneath an expertly carved bird nesting on split-top rolls instead of eggs.
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		+	Barely known outside the Crescent, the owner Ragnar Redhammer considers all forms of advertising as boastful and disrespectful. A supremely cantankerous individual, he believes most thing disrespectful and is easy to insult with even the most innocuous gesture. Fortunately, he brings classical Dwarven precision to his baking which allows his quality baked goods to cover for the apologies he never gives.
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	==Brokenbank==		==Brokenbank==

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		+	==Brokenbank==
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	The Isle of Brokenbank is a narrow strip of land some 80 miles long and 25 miles at its widest point. Prior to the coming of Marquesian trade ships it was an unspoiled wilderness. Attempts at taming the dense jungles have been met with what is locally termed "Melora's Rage" wherein natural and supernatural beasts rise up to defend the Wild Mother's claim to the island, most famously in the genocide of Shake's Folly. Wiser folk settled the Brokenbank Port, limiting their impact to fishing and trade, and their existence has been somewhat more harmonious.		The Isle of Brokenbank is a narrow strip of land some 80 miles long and 25 miles at its widest point. Prior to the coming of Marquesian trade ships it was an unspoiled wilderness. Attempts at taming the dense jungles have been met with what is locally termed "Melora's Rage" wherein natural and supernatural beasts rise up to defend the Wild Mother's claim to the island, most famously in the genocide of Shake's Folly. Wiser folk settled the Brokenbank Port, limiting their impact to fishing and trade, and their existence has been somewhat more harmonious.

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 Dajarkal - Orc druid, claims to be from Wynanndir and to have trained under one of the Archdruids. Currently a porter with the Wavedancer.
-Boerth - Human Barbarian, Bosun of the Wavedancer
+Boerth - Human Barbarian, Bosun of the Wavedancer, killed by Drowned Ones
-Dillyu - Sea Elf Rogue, a recent hire to the Wavedancer crew.
+Dillyu - Sea Elf Rogue, last seen in Port Zoon
-Snow - tabaxi (snow leopard) cook of the Wavedancer. Blind.
+Snow - tabaxi (snow leopard) cook of the Wavedancer. Blind. Location unknown.
 Tinker Pete - artificer living outside of Port Damali
 =Faiths=

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 Planar Races: Aasimar, Tiefling, Genasi, and Eladrin are not hybrid races per se. These are mortal creatures who have been altered by some exposure to powerful elemental forces during gestation. They gain the racial features of their base race, plus the benefits of the appropriate planar template.
-Resurrection: Drawing a soul back from the afterlife requires a ritual. Up to three people can assist with this ritual using various skills as appropriate. Success in the skill check lowers the DC by 2, failure raises it by 1. Previous resurrections raises the DC by 2. At the end of the ritual, the caster makes a WIS check with no modifiers or effect bonuses. If successful the spell works. If not the soul is beyond reach.
+Resurrection: Drawing a soul back from the afterlife requires a ritual. Up to three people can assist with this ritual using various skills as appropriate. Base DC is the character's WIS score. Success in the skill check lowers the DC by 2, failure raises it by 1. Previous resurrections raises the DC by 2. At the end of the ritual, the caster makes a check with no modifiers or effect bonuses. If successful the spell works. If not the soul is beyond reach.
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	[[Ursa]]		[[Ursa]]
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		+	[[Akkaryia]]

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