1. Trackers, Trappers & Guides Guild, Amos

2. Vebroncy Royal Mails

3. Tilmo's General Merchant

4. Residence

5. Outfitter

6. Swinging Lamp Inn - two story wooden structure - see building detail map

The Swinging Lamp caters to mercenaries and adventurers. It's prices are fair and the crowd is a bit rowdier than that at the Whispering Winter.

Urlik Frostbeard, the last surviving member of the Band of the Crystal Sphere, frequentely patronizes the inn. He would like nothing more than finding a new adventuring company to join. He lost all of his friends to the dragon Marsquilisk.

A fat-lipped balding halfing name Harmond owns this establishment. Despite his size Harmond throws a good punch and should be considered a specialist with a club. His hair on either side of his bald top flairs out whenever he's angered.

7. Mason

8. Brickmaker

9. Ghoul's Grave Tavern - The Ghoul's Grave is decorated with undead hunting paraphanalia. A vampire head in a jar rests on the bar counter. Two popular games played at the tavern are "Pin the tongue on the zombie" (a game similar to pin the tail on the donkey) and "Shoot the drac" where contestants attempt to shoot an effigy of a vampire in the heart with a crossbow.

10. General merchant

11. Weaver/Spinner

12. Dyer

13. Cobbler

14. Menlo's Shop of Alchemy - see building detail map.

Menolo, the shop owner, lost all of his facial hair including his eyebrows in an accident during one of his experiments. However, his continually peeling bleach white skin tells his story more pointedly than his lack of hair to all who see him. Though he never admits it, his face burns constantly and has never healed, though the pain has diminished, since the accident. He would do anything to get some respite.

Despite his disfigurement and discomfort, Menlo manages to keep a fairly optimistic view about his life. He has, he admits, done quite well for himself and become quite prominent among his peers and especially within the "society people" of Frontier. He justifies his illicit sale of illegal poison ingredients as his rightful reward for his previous contribution to science. He even sells an occasionally Type A poison, under-the-counter of course, to help some poor castle owner "kill some rat(s)".

In Verbronc the sale of poison ingredients to a person who plans to use it for anything other than legitimate reasons is illegal. In addition the Royal Bureau of Science publishes an annual list of illicit substances that cannot be legally sold to anyone without a special license. Menlo will sell most of these substance, "with a nod and a wink," to an unlicensed person for double the normal price. He will also purchase these same substance from a person without a license for half the normal price. Most poisons, narcotics, and ingredients known only to be used in poisons are on the list of illicit substances.

Menlo often contracts adventurers to acquire rare or hard to find ingredients. He typically pays from 10-60 gp for these items.

Menlo Bender AC 7; MV 12; W6; hp 17; THAC0 20; #AT 1; Dmg by weapon type; S 12, D 17, C 9, I 17, W 10, Ch 14, E 9, O 14, Sa 50; AL LN; spells: read magic, detect magic, metamorphose liquids, flaming hands; Melf's acid arrow, know alignment; Alamir's fundamental breakdown, lightning bolt; dagger, acid vial.

15. Stable

16. Leatherworker

17. Cartographer

18. Furrier

19. Residence

20. Smith

21. Laundry

22. Tailor

23. Outfitter

24. Brothel

25. Residence

26. Residence - artist, painter

27. Residence

28. Potter

29. Potter

30. Residence

31. Frontier Lender (Branch of the Royal Bank of Verbronc)

32. Jeweler/Gem Cutter

33. Residence

34. House Quentari Outpost - Dygwin Nar manager

35. Residence

36. Open Barrel Inn

37. Long Journey Brothel

38. Lucky Roll Casino

39. Horse Trader

40-41. Residence

42. Butcher

43. Baker

44. Residence

45. Candle/ Lampmaker

46. Bird Trainer - Falcon master

47. Thundering Wolf Hostel

48. Residence

49. Shrine of Fharlangn

50. Sage - speciality humanoids

51-56. Residence

57. Temple of Dagnar - God of Adventure & Luck

58. Whispering Winter Inn

59. Coppersmith

60. Goldsmith

61. Produce

62. Cheesemaker

63. Dairy

64. Butcher

65. Armorer

66. Weaponmaker - Woman, about 28, singed brown hair. She has a fair amount of skill as a smith, but not nearly a master. She specializes in swords and spearheads for the city guard. Tamara Windleman, human.

67. Residence

68. Temple of Lilnana with shrine to St. Cuthbert The head librarian of the temple is an elderly wizened woman approximately 80 years old. She is not very helpful to those she doesn't believe are serious scholars. Her name is Oliva.

The high priestess, Bradicia, is a beaugiful young women, aobut 30 years old.

69. Produce

70. Physician

71. Outfitter

72. Residence

73. Market Tavern

74. Sharpener

75. Smith

76. Cartographer

77. Mage - Niklor Row (9th lvl)

78. Residnece

79. Warehouse

80. Bowyer/ Fletcher

81. Weapon-maker

82-87. Residence

88. Residence of an Astronomer

89. Residence

90. Smith

91. Fortune-teller

92-98. Residence

99. Undertaker

100-104. Residence

105. Wheel/ Cartwright

106. Residence

107. Shipping Office

108. Keep