THE PLACE WE ALL CALL HOME
Lomtenet Mol
Lomtenet Mol, or Mol in short, is an idyllic village in the northwest parts of Sameyemas. Around 400 people live in or around the village, and the main trade is sheep and wool products.
Map and legend
LEGEND
1. The Queen's Neeuqeht - local inn usually called 'The Queen's Knickers', run by Gloria Gillyflower
2. Charlie's Megamart, The biggest mart in town - bankrupt general store previously run by Cheerful Charlie
3. Madam's Madam - general store run by 'Madam', an elderly Tabaxi woman
4. Bonboh's Hobnob - veterinarian / animal husbandry run by Bonboh and her family
5. Mill - owned by Will McMiller
6. Angela Alegna's house, runs a pumkin farm
7. Chapel and graveyard
8. Church of Glenn, attended by priest Adaki
9. Burned-down temple to The Lady
10. House of Arra the shepherd
OTHER PEOPLE
Kevin and Oscar - two trackers/hunters
Dohan - one of four members of the Elder council, representing farming
Gallery
THE POET
Will McMiller
In this village so dear, I’m the miller, it’s clear
Crafting bread and grain, through sunshine and rain
For this village so small, I serve one and all
With water in motion, grinding grains with devotion
Putting rhymes in my quotes, while I’m grinding oats
And rye, wheat and barley, make a delicious finale
With the sun in the sky, and clouds floating high
My mill keeps on turning as I work for my earning
From morning till night, in the soft fading light
I hear the wheels creaking, as if they were speaking
A story be told, turning grains into gold
Transformed from a seed, what a blessing indeed
THE CHESHIRE CAT
Bob
A lot of animals in the world have innate magical abilities. One example is Bob, the village cat, who can turn invisible. It is known for slowly dissapearing from one end to the other, leaving only two blue eyes staring eerily at you. If you are lucky.
PROFICIENCY IN HISTORY OR SURVIVAL
Geography and Surroundings
North
After a day of travel through dense forest you would reach the mountains of Stormguard Range. Not far from here is the spring of Berklowan, our river.
East
If you travel east for about a week you would reach Wilting Spine, a small town. The last 6 months there has been no traffic from this direction.
South
If you follow Berklowan south through light forest it would take you about 5 days to the village Lennel, then 3 more days to the capital Eiwesh Eshie.
West
Lomtenet Mol has spread out a bit to the west and there are sparse farms for almost a day's worth of travel. After that you come to a mountain ridge called The Needles, a part of Stormguard Range. There is a path you could follow, called Needle’s Point, to the village Sanzas on the other side of the mountains. It is a risky route that takes a bit over a week to travel. There hasn’t been any traffic from there in the last year. Some people that have travelled from this direction haven't come back yet. Noone on this side is willing to attempt the journey again until someone from the other side proves that it’s safe.