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Blithing

Sunday Visitors

Submitted by Melvuior on February 21st, 2021
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A couple traveling merchants, Harlaxton and Furley visit the Wayhouse on a mission for their Company.

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Sunday Supper in Rohan
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Helm's Remnant
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Blithing
The Sword and Sickle Wayhouse

The Sword and Sickle Common Room

Submitted by Melvuior on February 8th, 2021
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Workers are wanted at the Sword and Sickle Wayhouse, a bed and board house for travelers in Rohan and Gondor. 

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Sunday Supper in Rohan
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Helm's Remnant
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Blithing
The Sword and Sickle Wayhouse

The Sword and Sickle Wayhouse

Submitted by Melvuior on February 8th, 2021
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The Sword and Sickle Wayhouse, an inn in the White Mountains in Rohan, is a public house offering bed and board to long-term and short-term guests. It offers meals to guests and visitors three times a day, with Sundays offering a grand supper that is open to all. 

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Sunday Supper in Rohan
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Helm's Remnant
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Blithing
The Sword and Sickle Wayhouse

Blithing

Submitted by Dytha on November 17th, 2020
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Dytha, Leohtwyn, Otarnon

Blithing follows the reclamation and rediscovery of Blithing—an ancient Rohirric stronghold—and the uncovering of its mysteries and the lives of the people who’ve tied their fates to its revival. 

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The Isen's Brittle Peace

A Book that Doesn't Belong

Submitted by Dytha on November 17th, 2020
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Maybe she hadn’t seen this book in her brother’s collection yet, or maybe she hadn’t noticed it since witnessing the mysterious door, but Leohtwyn would recognize the motif when she chanced on it: an emblem of three mountains, framed by swirling clouds. The book cover was embossed leather—the effect of the door's marble inlay was reproduced in the layered quilt-work of stitched, colored hide.

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Helm's Remnant
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Blithing

A Door that Doesn't Belong

Submitted by Dytha on November 4th, 2020
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Helm's Remnant
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Blithing
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