Singing Rock

" 'The Great Torch of the Colossus has been lit, a beckoning beacon. The call for adventurers rings out, carried by town criers and excited children. Pouches are loosened as the guilds prepare to invest in enterprising men and women, sizing up their weapons, armor, gear, stature, cunning eyes, and sharp minds. Shrewd investments, or gold down the drain?' " Singing Rock was settled for its rich farmland and expansive pastures, and was also the site of a once grand city. The farms and ranches are its lifeblood, and around this many guilds and enterprises have risen to meet the needs of the growing population. While many of its founders discovered the land in their travels, the ancient Catacombs also provided shelter for a community of survivors during The Downfall. The heart of the urban area has been built out of the city's ruins, and the only other notable landmark that survived is the Colossus, likely preserved by one of the major deities. It towers above the town, staff outstretched and torch held aloft.

The town has a population around 6000, and is quite safe. Guards don't bother with nighttime shifts (9:00pm to 5:00am), and those during the day walk around in pairs, who act quite lax.

Builder's Guild House
A collection of squat practical buildings and warehouses, the Builder's Guild is run by a large man named Arman Dahnnar.

Colossus Square
The market area at the center of town.

The Ringing Anvil
The local blacksmith.

Stonelung and Sons
The local brewery.

Stone Melody Inn
A wooden building in the heart of Singing Rock, the Stone Melody Inn is a two story tall large house built against a hill. On the first floor is the inn itself, which is most of the time empty, and is managed by the female dragonborn Melody. The second floor is divided in two parts: First, the Butterbird Tavern, managed by the owner and chef Birdy, a warforged. The second are two empty rooms, which is currently being used by the Red Swords Guild as a place to house their business.

Wailing Wench
One of the city's taverns.