Selintan River & River Road

The river is the broad avenue that first gave the Free City of Greyhawk it's location, then it's commerce and now it's communications line to the rest of the world.
  The Selintan River is placid and wide along it's entire length.  From Greyhawk City south to Woolly Bay, the river follows a deep channel, marked with buoys for much of it's length.  Though the river is wide and shallow  this entire way, the channel is constant and deep enough to allow even fairly large seafaring vessels to forge upstream.
  Upstream from the city, only shallow draft vessels can complete the voyage to the Nyr Dyv.  However, a significant number of barges and other craft make this journey as well, so the river is busy along it's entire length.
  The River Road follows the west bank of the river south from the City of Greyhawk, running all the way to the gates of Hardby, on Woolly Bay.
  The river is free of threatening fish or monsters, but it offers trout, perch, and during the runs in spring and autumn, huge schools of salmon.  Fishing for food is common practice among those living anywhere near it's banks or floating on it's surface.
  Friendly inns are spaced at no more than five mile intervals along the River Road.  Each inn offers a sturdy pier to which river travelers can lash their craft.
  The road fords the Ery River shortly before that waterway joins the Selintan.  This ford is a wide gravelly stretch, across which the water flows gently and is rarely more than 8 or 10 inches deep.
  The Selintan can also be forded in two locations, though not so easily.  These fords connect the trails leading to Dyvers (in the north) and Narwell (in the south) to the River Road.  Each is a well graveled, smooth crossing of about two foot depth.  These fords become impassable for some hours after periods of rain.
  Several ferries connect the two banks of the river at various places along it's length.
  The average cost for crossing is 1 CP per person or 3 CP per person on a horse.  Wagons cost a full SP.  Livestock and other unusual loads are negotiated on the spot.

Greyhawk Territorys

Competition is fierce between the inns along the River Road so prices are similar in most inns with the main difference between each establishment being the service, the range on the menu and the number of rooms available.

Drinks Food
Large Ale2spBreakfast, plain5cp
Small Beer5cpBreakfast, elaborate2sp
Table Wine8spDinner, plain4sp
Honey Mead1epDinner, elaborate8sp
Mead, special brew15spDinner, 7 course2gp
Brandy1epSupper, plain3sp
Urnst white wine1gp/pintSupper, elaborate6sp
Keoish golden wine12sp
Velunan fireamber1pp
Ulek elixer (1/2gill liqueur)5gp

AccommodationPer NightDescription
Private Suite5gpTwo Rooms, feather bed, table and chairs, closet
Private Room2gpBed, table, 2 chairs, closet
Plain Room1gpBed, table, chair, footlocker
Dormitory1sppallets, common table

River Road, 5 Miles from Greyhawk
The Green Kraken Tavern - Menion

River Road, 10 Miles from Greyhawk
The Manticore's Tale - Aleks

River Road, 15 Miles from Greyhawk
The Ravens Beak

River Road, 20 Miles from Greyhawk
The Get Inn

River Road, 25 Miles from Greyhawk
Just Inn Time - Jorda
1st Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby

River Road, 30 Miles from Greyhawk, Ford to Dyvers
Blessed Repose Inn

River Road, 35 Miles from Greyhawk
Seven Stars Inn

Intersection River Road and road to Lord Blackfair's Manor, 40 Miles from Greyhawk
Crossroads Inn

50 Miles from Greyhawk
The Horse and Cart - Menion
2nd Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby

Two Ford, 75 Miles from Greyhawk
Two Ford Tavern - Epilo
3rd Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby

100 Miles from Greyhawk
The 100 Mile Inn - Vanorin
4th Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby

One Ford, 125 Miles from Greyhawk
One Ford Tavern
5th Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby

150 Miles from Greyhawk
Midway Inn - Aleks
6th Stop: Porbell's Mercantile & Transport caravan to Hardby


Greyhawk Territorys