Sols House

The home of Sol Halfblade    An outbuilding from the Shrine to the Five Sols house is full of stuff but does not feel cluttered or messy. He puts as much care into the organization of his many bits and bobs that he puts into his appearance. There is little space in the tiny kitchen. Dried herbs hang across the window while potted plants on the window sill fight for sunlight. A single large tomato is proudly on display on a struggling tomato plant. streamers of bones and teeth hang in curtains deviding the rooms. A beeded curtain blocks access to the bedroom. There is a small fireplace and two worn rocking chairs. There is a small side table next to one with a pile of yarn and semi compleated blanket a pair of knitting needles sticking out of the morass. The walls are covered in shelves which are in turn covered in jars and skulls and bundles of inscence herbs and books. The posts and structural logs that make the rafters of the building and doorposts are covered in ubscure and abstract carvings. Somehow a small table fits into the space. Four small chairs barely fit around it and a finely woven tapestry acts as a tablecloth.   An entire corner of the room is filled with candlemaking. A large pot that can be placed over the fire has wax splotches on it racks await tapers and wooden blocks allow for casting of the simple lights.   The yard is an orderly jumble aswell. Tightly planted rows of vegitables fill much of th space with racks of beehives tucked against the wall of the shrine. The hum of the bees fills the space and its almost hard to walk without stepping on or bumping into the small insects. The vegitables are bountiful and large coaxed to grow by tender care and magic.