Run by Zalamandra.

Shag Solomon (Wildman aristocrat)

Tom Shingle (misshapen contortionist)

Ariello Klint (Halfling illusionist)

A two-headed calf named Esmerelda, Jr.

Chezabet, a beautiful card-reading bard.

Auric the champion has been spending a lot of time here.

Run by Lazare

Daughter Dannath

Khellek the Mage is a frequent attendee

Chaum Gansworth & Luzane Parrin are regulars

Overseen by a half-orc named Kullen

Tirra the Elf is a regular

Led by Jierian Wierus, a fiery orator

Acolyte - Hameneezer

Run by a gnome named Tidwoad, keeps bank vaults, buys/sells gems

Keeps a Shield Guardian named Festus

Gnomish visitors frequently lodge upstairs

Sheriff Cubbin (a boisterous alcoholic)

Deputy Jamis

6 constables

Local jail

Run by Tagin (Human)

Just about anything that isn’t armor or weapons or magical

Restaurant run by Gul Tortikan

Run by a massive, helmeted mute named Golot

Owned by a fellow named Jalek, who lives near the top of the structure, but is rarely ever seen

An ancient warehouse turned into housing

A sodden old mansion a century past its time

Owned by Balabar Smenk, manager of four mines in Diamond Lake

Guarded by three hired guards

Front door is always open during daylight hours

Run by Captain Tolliver Trask, an aging, distinguished man

Chief Cartographer Dietrik Cicaeda can be found here.

Chief Scout Merris Sandovar can be found here

Lieutenants Dobrun Trent, Mikkela Venderin & Trovost Skunt

60 Soldiers

A Chapel of Heironeous can be found here

Valkus Dun – High Priest (tall, handsome)

Velias Childramun - aging priest

Melinde – young warrior priestess

Run by Lanch Faraday – portly half-elf

House of Ill-Repute

Run by an elf woman known as “Purple Prose.”

Less expensive than the Emporium

Tavern with a painting of “Flailing Felanore” – a giantess who was captured 40 years ago

Contains a decent quality stage

Home to the local Garrison when off-duty

Run by Tyrol Ebberly, a severe-looking man who claims to have once been a Watch Captain in Greyhawk.

Focus on Masterwork melee weapons

Run by Venelle, a female human ranger

Built of pine logs

Focus on Masterwork bows and arrows.

Can import from Greyhawk

Home of Allustan Neff, “The smartest man in town.”

Sage & Wizard

Home to Gelch Tilgast, one of the mine managers

A beautiful mansion with separate stables inside a stockade wall.

Wealthy visitors can pay 1gp/day to stable horses

An old sailor named Durskin can ferry folks around in his sloop, called the “Autumn Runner.”

Also home to the “Harkness” run by a shadowy group called the “Cult of the Green Lady.” – cleaner.

Hostel (1gp/day)

Stable (5sp/day)

Runs a fleet of horse-drawn coaches that can travel the hills.

Guarded by 4 guards at all times

Home of Luzane Parrin, one of the mine managers

Home to three dwarven representatives of the stronghold of Greysmere, several days to the south across the Mistmarsh.

Run by Dulok Blitzhame

Councilor Galuth Grobadore

Councilor Bitris Ruthek

Home to Chaum Gansworth, one of the mine managers

Memorial Obelisk located outside is dedicated to miners killed in a collapse 70 years ago, that claimed 300 lives.

Guarded by 5 guards at all times.

Popular restaurant that used to focus on fish. Green stained-glass windows make for an unusual atmosphere inside.

Home to three pipers who play regularly

Home of Ellival Moonmeadow, the Elven manager of Diamond Lake’s silver mine.

Spends most of his time in the company of 6 Gray Elf companions

Run by Manlin Osgood (Human Blacksmith)

Home of Masterwork armor & household goods

Run by a rarely-seen chief smelter (Vulgan Durtch), is the one place in Diamond Lake where all mines have their ore smelted.

Northwest corner serves as the residence and workshop of Benazel the Alchemist (Potion-maker)

Overseen by the Cult of the Green Lady, guarded at all times. Rumored to hide a burial plot filled with gold bars that no one has ever found.

Owned by Governor-Mayor Lanod Neff, sprawling and protected by a wooden stockade wall – home to the political apparatus of Diamond Lake.

This iron ore mine has kept strong for centuries, predating the formal establishment of Diamond Lake as a vassal og the Free City. Ragnolin Dourstone has managed the mine since the very beginning.

This worn old stone ring is often visited by residents of the Bronzewood Lodge, and is sacred to druids and rangers, a relic from a time when the laws of the wilderness governed man as well as animals.

Crumbling building that once housed an order of monks obsessed with the heavenly bodies of the nighttime sky.

Home of Ragnolin Dourstone, one of the mine managers.