FORT NEAGLE
Driftwood Maw by The Reclusive Cartographer
Demographics
Population: 75 permanent residents, 100-320 total population at any given time
Races: Humans, Dwarves, Halflings, Merfolk, Tortles, Orckind, Octopus-folk, Catfish-folk
Languages: Brycian, Namarrine, Sanglise, Aquan, Mertongue, Cadoati
Harbormaster: Myfanwy Neagle
Directory
The Trading Post
Run by an elder halfling man named Ol' Bristle Nob, this is a one-stop shop for all that anyone could want or need on the high seas.
Smyth's Smithie
Wendel Smyth specializes in metal parts for ships and ship repair, but also offers tools, daggers, axes, and cutlasses.
Run by an elder halfling man named Ol' Bristle Nob, this is a one-stop shop for all that anyone could want or need on the high seas.
Smyth's Smithie
Wendel Smyth specializes in metal parts for ships and ship repair, but also offers tools, daggers, axes, and cutlasses.
The Pearl Exchange
The fort makes much of its revenue through the pearl trade. This is where pearls are delivered, sorted, stored, shipped, and sometimes purchased.
Wayside Inn
Offers small private and double rooms, as well as more luxurious options for the wealthier merchants who regularly pass through.
The Boarding Hall
A large single room building filled with dozens of hammocks to rent for the night.
Herman's Cantina
The only tavern in Fort Neagle is painted bright yellow and run by an Octopus-folk man named Herman. The large single-room building surrounds an open-air courtyard.
The only tavern in Fort Neagle is painted bright yellow and run by an Octopus-folk man named Herman. The large single-room building surrounds an open-air courtyard.
Seafood Stalls
Three simple market stalls, positioned next to the Cantina, sell a variety of fresh seafood.
Three simple market stalls, positioned next to the Cantina, sell a variety of fresh seafood.
Maurice's Tattoo Stand
More of a stool than a "stand," Maurice has offered a wide range of tattoos to sailors for nearly two decades.
Public Baths
Patrons are given a bucket of clean water, a large ladle, a small bar of soap, and small towel/rag. They are led to a communal room with drains and stools where they may wash themselves.
The Red Shanty
A red two-story building with wrap-around porches that leans slightly. This serves as the brothel for Fort Neagle.
More of a stool than a "stand," Maurice has offered a wide range of tattoos to sailors for nearly two decades.
Public Baths
Patrons are given a bucket of clean water, a large ladle, a small bar of soap, and small towel/rag. They are led to a communal room with drains and stools where they may wash themselves.
The Red Shanty
A red two-story building with wrap-around porches that leans slightly. This serves as the brothel for Fort Neagle.
THE TRADING POST
Food/Drink/Ingredients
- Fresh Produce ($)
- Dried Produce
- Pickled Produce
- Dried Edible Seaweed
- Dried or Salted Fish
- Dried or Salted Meat
- Flour, Cornmeal, Barley, etc. ($)
- Pepper, Cinamon, Ginger, Cloves, etc. ($)
- Yeast ($)
- Sugarcane ($)
- Fish Oil
- Sea Salt
- Rum, Wine, or Ale ($)
- Tea ($)
- Basic Medicinal Herbs ($)
- Morter & Pestles
- Linen and Wool for Bandages
- Thread and Needles
- Tobacco ($)
- Cannabis ($)
- Fishing supplies (both terrestrial and aquatic)
- Whale Oil
- Crossbows (+ Bolts), Javelins, and Daggers
- Cooking Pots
- Cooking Utensils
- Tin Mess Kits
- Leather Goods ($)
- Merfolk-made Shell and/or Pearl Jewelry
- Bone or Shell Body Jewelry (popular among sailors)
- Basic Clothing: Simple shirts, simple breeches, simple waistcoats (masc and femm), simple dresses, simple hats, wooden shoes, rope sandals, simple undergarments
- Specialized Clothing ($): Embroidered shirts, fine breeches, socks/stockings, corsets, wigs, cravat lace neck ruffs, fine jackets, fine waistcoats (masc and femm), dresses, petticoats, pannier pillows, elegant wide-brimmed hats, silk gloves, wool cloaks
- Leather Accessories ($): Belts, holsters, boots, shoes, hats, bracers
- Heavily illustrated pulp fiction-like serials, often horror or mystery
- Various illustrated smut (Sailor/Merfolk, Sailor/Sailor, Sailor/Octopus-folk, etc.)
- Pamphlets with lyrics and the basic sheet music for various Sea Chanties
- (Insert Language) for Dummies (lvls 1-3)
- Smoking Pipes (wood, glass, coral, whalebone, even conch shell)
- Cards, Dice, Board Games (like chess and a TTRPG called Shipwrecks & Dragonturtles)
- Wooden Flutes (basically recorders)
- Combs and Brushes
- Hair and Beard Oils
- Soap
- Straight Razors
- Washing Boards
- Washing Brushes
- Whale-fat Moisturizer
- Handkerchiefs
- Reusable Condoms ($)
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