Brindol

The largest town in Elsir Vale.

Population

6,700; another 1,000 live within a five-mile radius of the town itself.
The people of Brindol are mostly humans, half-elves, and dwarves. The town’s population swells by several hundred whenever some connected halfling clans known as “the river people” are in town.

Sertanian - old castellan of Hall of Valor, former soldier, hates hobgoblins. Appears in Rivenroar, and Den of the Destroyer.
Mirtala - female cook, contracted filth fever after capture.
Kartenix - captain of Guard, father to Thurann, found dead.
Adronsius - dwarven alchemist, badly beaten by hobgoblins. Appears in Rivenroar, Hammerfist, and Den of the Destroyer.
Jalissa, half elf female acolyte of Ioun, smitten with Daggoth. Temporarily joins to party during Stone Step Hill.
Thurann - young son of captain of Guard.
Zerriksa - old crone, rumored to be a witch.
Eoffram Troyas - half-elf councilman, known for bold ideas, first persont to hire the group to help Brindol.

A town has a council, two-thirds of whom are hereditary landlords and the remainder

of whom are guildmasters from the city’s important trade guilds.

the city militia.

The city has 200 soldiers under arms at all times, with about one-quarter on duty at any

given time. In times of crisis, the Lord Warden has access to another 200 well-equipped but poorly trained soldiers by calling up the militia.

Chatrenn and Sons; The Red Door; Avandrian Hostel; The Silk and Spoon; Pantashi Inn.

Ilya’s Cardhouse; The Marooned Schooner; Cleftie’s; Brindol Gentleman’s Club; the Blue

Parrot; the Antler and Thistle.

Prospectors; Blacksmiths and Smelters; Teamsters and Farriers; Weavers; River Bargemen

(halfling controlled).

Alchemy by Adronsius (currently closed); Gavriel Arms and Smithy; Staghunter Outfitters;

Alpenglow Trading House.

Temple of Erathis; College of Ioun; Shrine of the Sun (Pelor); Moondust Temple (Sehanine);

Shrine of Bahamut (no permanent clergy); Shrine of the Open Door (Avandra).