Barrowforth

A small fishing and farming town on the South Fork river that once had a werewolf problem, now it has an underpopulation problem, but no more werewolves.

- Mannfred, the mayor of the town.

- Adamant, a goliath, town sheriff. Feels responsible for the werewolf attacks because he trusted the Silver Hand at face value.

- Blonde Harry, the blacksmith.

- Spring, an elf healer.

- The Silver Hand, a group of werewolves using the guise of werewolf hunters as a cover. Slain by the Adventurers Guild.

Mission of Bahamut; a small church outside of town. The crypts below held lesser undead who had been brought to life to release more mighty undead warriors. They were linked to a dragon god who is a rival to Bahamut. Their excavation work had poisoned the well and thus the clerics in the church, but the adventurers returned them to their graves.

- Jonas, one of the lesser clerics who was reasonably resistant to the disease. Perhaps chosen by Bahamut for greater things.

- Pelton, the former abbot. Now deceased, 5 years ago. He kept extensive notes on the goings on of his life, Barrowforth, and the Mission. These revealed some strange and dangerous things about the town that Ambrose has decided to look into.

Bahamut's Wing; a nice pub. Commonly favoured by dwarves. The full true name of the pub is carved above the bar inside, "Bahamut's Mighty Wing, Under Which We Seek Shelter And Are Protected." A small stage stands to one side of the bar. They serve beer made of Ocean Breeze hops, sourced from a farm just north of Port Sarim.

- Wake Late Morning, a local Tabaxi, bard. Plays the accordion in the pub most nights, but holds it so the keys are horizontal.

The Dragon Temple. An ancient temple buried in the mountains to the west of the town. The temple is in ruins, having been disused for thousands of years. The temple was devoted to a dragon god, but it is unknown which one. A Shadow Dragon was using the temple as its lair, but was slain.