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| bane |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 05:36:34
Hello Folks,
I have a bit of a problem, i'm about to run this adventure in faerun, but i dont know where to put this village that the adventure takes place in.
The village is good aligned is soley a halfling community, has about 120 halflings in it, its built in some mountains where it is green, so its not snowy or anything. and i want the cities around teh place to be generally lawful and have somehwat of a working law system, someone suggested to me giants run before i found that the whole dragon coast is corrupt and there is not law enforcement and that its a generally evil place.
Any help appreceated.
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| Phobos |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 11:53:29
there are a lot of hin in tethyr, the area is called purple hills. about 20% of it is hin populated... and there is a lot of hin (eventhough not as much)in the heartlands. a good resource on hins in the FR setting is this page here...
http://myth-drannor.net/DlabraddathNet/z-Beluir/Societies%202.htm#Map
the info seems to be good. |
| Lashan |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 11:34:13
There is the village of Hap in between Cormyr and Sembia. Technically it is part of the Dalelands. It is detailed in Volo's Guide to the Dalelands, which is available for free download. You can always edit it to your heart's content. |
| Jerard Doonsay |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 07:12:47
Yah, Lurien or even the Western Heartlands. Stranger things than an all halfling town have happened in the Heartlands. |
| Brother Ezra |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 06:12:29
The community of Halfling Downs in Damara would seem to fit your requirements nicely. Refer to FR9: The Bloodstone Lands for more detail. |
| Sourcemaster2 |
Posted - 28 Jul 2004 : 05:55:41
You might try Lurien, as it's almost exclusively populated by halflings. It has large fielded areas and fairly good-aligned cities. Giant's Run Mountains don't have many halflings, mostly just giants living in ancient ruins of a great giant community, and perytons. |
