This village sits at the cross roads
of King’s Way (East West) and the Forest Road (south) which becomes Mine Road
(north). About 50 buildings are arrayed around the village square, most of
which are homes. Notable buildings in the village are a Common Barn (A),
village Chapel (B), Traveler’s Rest (C) and local Headman’s House (D). Most of
the townspeople are farmers, though one is also a decent farrier and another
works leather competently. The village is fairly poor, though not destitute. Most
of the people look out for one another and, while travelers come through fairly
regularly, they are wary of strangers. Some unusual goods might be able to be
obtained in the village, though at a steep cost.
On the east side of the village the ground rises in a steep slope topped with ruins. The locals call the ruins "The Tumble" and rarely bother with them, unless they need stone for some project or another. Occasionally children will play in the tumble, though parents (rightfuly) discourage it. These are the Ruins of St. Turias' Reliquary. Deep beneath the ruins is a secret which enthralls the people of Faller Village.
NOTE: Faller Village and the Tumble are fully detailed elsewhere.
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