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Umberham --

A Town

By Anna M. Dobritt

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Umberham

Town

Written By Anna M. Dobritt

Edited By: Anna M. Dobritt

Layout: Anna M. Dobritt

Cartography: Anna M. Dobritt

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Kartak Bashbone; Silrythya Elgion; Xanion Evenstar; Tarcik

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Introduction

The road between cities in a fantasy world can easily cover several days of travel. Whether on horseback, by wagon

or on foot, travelers usually find themselves making camp, cooking their own meals, and keeping watch. Having a

hot meal served at a table with a tankard of ale to clear the dust of the road from one’s throat is something adventurers

and travelers welcome.

Merchants and caravan masters appreciate having a town to stop at, particularly when their wagon is in need

of repair or a horse has lost its shoe.

A small town can also serve as a home or base of operations for an adventuring party. Characters can find

needed healing, extra party members, information, and shops to sell all the treasure they’ve accumulated.

For GMs, a ready-made town that easily fits into their campaign world can be used as a source of rumors,

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Elven Blood; AL NG; SV Fort +6, Ref +8, Will +7; STR 16,

DEX 16, CON 13, INT 16, WIS 15, CHA 13.

Skills: Appraise +5, Bluff +4, Climb +5, Concentration

+7, Craft (Trapmaking) +4, Diplomacy +5, Gather Information

+8, Handle Animal +7, Heal +7, Hide +12, Intimidate +2,

Jump +7, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) +6, Knowledge

(Geography) +6, Knowledge (History) +6, Knowledge

(Local) +4, Knowledge (Nature) +10, Knowledge (Nobility

and Royalty) +4, Listen +7, Move Silently +15, Ride +7,

Search +8, Spot +8, Survival +4, Tumble +6, Use Rope +5.

Feats: Armor Proficiency: heavy, Armor Proficiency:

light, Armor Proficiency: medium, Endurance, Manyshot,

Rapid Shot, Shield Proficiency, Simple Weapon Proficiency,

Track, Two-Weapon Fighting, Weapon Focus: Longbow,

Weapon Focus: Longsword.

Spells Known (Rgr --/2): 1st -- Alarm, Animal

Messenger, Calm Animals, Charm Animal, Delay Poison,

Detect Animals or Plants, Detect Poison, Detect Snares and

Pits, Endure Elements, Entangle, Hide from Animals, Jump,

Longstrider, Magic Fang, Pass without Trace, Read Magic,

Resist Energy, Speak with Animals, Summon Nature’s Ally I .

Spells Prepared (Rgr --/2): 1st - Animal Messenger,

Speak with Animals .

Umberham

Size: Small Town; Power Center: Conventional (mayor);

Power Center Alignment: Neutral Good; GP Limit: 3000

gp; Assets: 318,000 gp; Population: 2120 (40% human,

19% half-elf, 17% dwarf, 9% elf, 7% gnome, 5% halfling,

3% half-orc).

Authority Figures: Katia Glyndryl half-elf female Rgr

6/Ari 2 (mayor); Tordain Ironclub dwarf male Ftr 10 (captain

of town guard and watch).

Katia Glyndryl, Female Half-Elf Rgr 6/Ari 2: CR 7;

Medium Humanoid (Elf); HD 6d8+6 (Ranger), 2d8+2

(Aristocrat); hp 48; Init +3; Spd 30; AC: 19 (Flatfooted:

16 Touch: 15); Atk +10/5 base melee, +10/5 base ranged;

+10/5/+9 (1d8+3, Longsword, Masterwork; 1d4+1, Dagger,

Masterwork); +9/4/+9 (1d6+3, Sword, short, Masterwork;

1d4+1, Dagger, Masterwork); +10/5/+9 (1d8+3, Longsword,

Masterwork; 1d6+1, Sword, short, Masterwork); +13/8

(1d8+2, Longbow, composite (+2 Str Bonus), Masterwork);

+12/7 (1d6+2, Shortbow, composite (+2 Str Bonus),

Masterwork); SQ: Immunity: Sleep Effects (Ex), Low-light

Vision (Ex), +2 Saves vs. Spells and Spell-like Effects; RF:

Possessions

Armor & Weapons: Mithral Shirt. Arrows (50), Masterwork;

Dagger, Masterwork; Longbow, composite (+2 Str Bonus),

Masterwork; Longsword, Masterwork; Shortbow, composite

(+2 Str Bonus), Masterwork; Sword, short, Masterwork.

Goods: Light warhorse; Saddlebags; Military saddle; Bit

& bridle; Explorer’s outfit; Noble’s outfit; Belt pouch; Candle

(2); Chalk, 2 pieces; Flint & steel; Ink (4 vials); Inkpen (3);

Map case; Paper (5 sheets); Sealing wax; Sewing needle;

Signal whistle; Signet ring; Spyglass; Whetstone.

Magic Items: Boots of Elvenkind; Bracers of Armor

+2; Cloak of Elvenkind; Figurine of Wondrous Power,

Silver Raven; Handy Haversack; Rope of Climbing; Ring of

Protection +2. Coins: 894 gp; 3 sp; 4 cp.

Map case; Paper (7 sheets); Sack; Sealing wax; Sewing

needle; Signal whistle; Signet ring; Silk rope 50’; Spyglass;

Whetstone.

Magic Items: Amulet of Natural Armor +2; Belt of Giant

Strength +4; Bracers of Armor +2; Handy Haversack; Ring

of Protection +1; Ring of Climbing. Coins: 514 gp; 3 sp; 4

cp.

Merrthin, Male Improved Familiar, Cat: CR 1/4; Tiny

Magical Beast (Augmented, Extraplanar); HD 1/2d8

(Animal); hp 3; Init +2; Spd 30; AC 14; Atk -2 base melee, +4

base ranged; +4/-1 (1d2-4, 2 Claw; 1d3-4, Bite); SA: Smite

Evil (Su); SQ: Low-light Vision (Ex), Scent (Ex), Darkvision

(Ex): 60 ft., Spell Resistance (Ex): 0 +5; AL N; SV Fort +2,

Ref +4, Will +1; STR 3, DEX 15, CON 10, INT 3, WIS 12,

CHA 7.

S kills: Balance +10, Climb +0, Hide +14, Jump +4,

Listen +3, Move Silently +6, Spot +3.

Feats: Weapon Finesse.

Two inches over four feet in height, muscular with a dark

brown beard and hair and brown eyes, Tordain has been

captain of the town guard since Umberham officially became

a town. For training town guards, Tordain has permission from

Riordan Plind to use the mercenary compound. Every three

months he selects two town guards to act as his lieutenants.

Eventually he will train one of them as a second captain of

the guard so he can take a little more time off to spend time

with his wife and son.

Tordain Ironclub, Male Dwarf, Hill Ftr 10: CR 10; Medium

Humanoid (Dwarf); HD 10d10+10 (Fighter); hp 70; Init +2;

Spd 20; AC: 23 (Flatfooted: 21 Touch: 15); Atk +16/11 base

melee, +12/7 base ranged; +19/14 (1d10+9, +1 Waraxe,

dwarven ); +17/12 (1d4+7, +1 Dagge r); +12/7 (1d10+3, +1

Crossbow, heavy ); SQ: +1 Attack vs. Orcs and Goblinoids,

+2 Appraise (Stone and Metal Items), +2 Craft (Stone and

Metal Items), +2 Saves vs. Poison, +2 Saves vs. Spells

and Spell-like Effects, +4 Dodge Bonus to AC vs. Giants,

Darkvision (Ex): 60 ft., Stability (Ex), Stonecunning (Ex),

Weapon Familiarity (Ex); AL NG; SV Fort +8, Ref +5, Will

+4; STR 22, DEX 14, CON 13, INT 13, WIS 12, CHA 13.

Skills: Climb +13, Craft (Armorsmithing) +2, Craft

(Blacksmithing) +2, Craft (Stonemasonry) +1, Craft

(Weaponsmithing) +2, Handle Animal +3, Intimidate +12,

Jump +4, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) +2, Knowledge

(Geography) +2, Knowledge (History) +2, Knowledge

(Local) +3, Listen +3, Profession (Miner) +3, Ride +3, Spot

+3, Swim +4, Use Rope +4.

Feats: Alertness, Armor Proficiency: heavy, Armor

Proficiency: light, Armor Proficiency: medium, Greater

Weapon Focus: Crossbow, heavy, Greater Weapon Focus:

Shield, heavy, Greater Weapon Focus: Waraxe, dwarven,

Leadership, Shield Proficiency, Simple Weapon Proficiency,

Tower Shield Proficiency, Weapon Focus: Crossbow, heavy,

Weapon Focus: Shield, heavy, Weapon Focus: Waraxe,

dwarven, Weapon Specialization: Crossbow, heavy, Weapon

Specialization: Waraxe, dwarven.

A History

Umberham began as an inn and a blacksmith. The inn served

as a gathering place for the farmers in the area and as a

stopping point for caravans and travelers from Traist to the

west and Orlin to the east. Two years after the inn opened

for business, a blacksmith set up a forge nearby. The farmers

were extremely grateful for now there was someone to repair

their farming tools. Travelers by horseback appreciated the

smith’s presence; for if their horse lost a shoe, they could

have it taken care of much sooner.

It wasn’t long before protection arrived for the inn, smith,

and farmers. A very successful mercenary company called

the Gold Arrows had a large compound built for their base.

From here, they regularly patrol the roads and cultivated

lands. The presence of the Gold Arrows greatly increased

trade and travel between Orlin and Traist.

Once the area had this new protection, more people and

businesses began to appear. Two important businesses for

caravans set up shop – a wheelwright and a wainwright.

Now caravan masters had somewhere to get their wagons

and wheels repaired between the cities.

Next to settle in the growing community was a general

shop. The shop caters to both adventurers and the residents

that live in the area. Much of the equipment for adventurers is

kept in a nearby warehouse. Only the smaller items are found

in the shop itself.

Merchants from Orlin and Traist who frequently passed

through the community decided to build a Guild House. This

gave them a place to meet their counterparts without having to

travel all that distance, thus saving time and money. Two very

important things for merchants, particularly the money.

The teamsters that load and unload the wagons and drive

them worked out a deal with the merchants and caravan

masters and had a place built just for them. Here they could

find out who was hiring and what the rates were, and it gives

them a place to relax or rest.

Possessions

Armor & Weapons: +1 Chain shirt; +1 Shield, heavy steel.

+1 Crossbow, heavy; +1 Bolts, crossbow (50); +1 Dagger;

+1 Waraxe, dwarven.

Goods: Light warhorse; Saddlebags; Military saddle; Bit

& bridle; Explorer’s outfit; Belt pouch; Candle (2); Chalk,

2 pieces; Fishhook (3); Flint & steel; Ink (3 vials); Inkpen;

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