Griffondale Map Key


1)  Church of Althea:  

Large central chamber has a dome that is approx 60’ tall.  Surrounded by four smaller, square areas that are only 25’ high.  Features a courtyard with a reflecting pool.  Church offices and such are on the second floor level of the whole structure around the central dome.  One of only two stone structures in town.


2)  Grant’s General Store:  

A large one story building with a tall vaulted ceiling.  Most goods and equipment in the PHB can be found here, and they buy and sell items up to 25gp in value.  Owner is a slim middle aged human man who, while affable when he wants to be, is a shrewd businessman.  


3)  Arnold’s Arms:

Run by a large human man who is a little overweight and somewhat bald.  Sells weapons and armor, though their selection is limited.  No polearms or two handed weapons are sold here (except spears), and most weapons are mundane in type and appearance.  Sells armor up to, but not including, chain mail, as well as shields.  Also sells bows and light crossbows.


4)  Rolling Stone, Cartwright:  

Carts, wheels and wagons sold and repaired here.  Has a small “lot” across the street for his larger wares.  Note that to rent said carts and wagons, one must go to the Teamster’s Guild next door.


5)  Rusty the Carpenter:

An old human man who is rather thin owns this workshop and store.  He sells basic furniture and one can purchase his construction skills.


6)  Hide and Seek, Leatherman:

A former adventurer runs this shop, though he doesn’t speak much of those days.  Gerrig is a half-elven former mercenary who now tans and crafts leather.  He sells boots, apparel and armor.  His goods are all 20% cheaper than prices in PHB and his leather armor is also cheaper than Arnold’s.


7)  Teamster’s Guild Hall:

Meeting and gathering place for those working in the over land shipping industry.  One can rent carts and wagons here, (though not horses).  One can also sometimes hire caravan guards here, or inquire about becoming one.


8)  Belle’s Herbs and Spices:

Run by Anabelle Greenbriar, a middle aged, portly halfling woman.  Her shop is filled with the exotic aromas of her cooking spices, but she has a special case for more uncommon herbs with special properties, (buys/sells up to 20gp).  Has in stock: Arlan (d12), Arkasu (d8), Megillos (d4 - 15gp), Mirenna (d4 - 15gp)


9)  The Melody Emporium:

Owned by an elven bard, this shop is the finest store of its kind in the Duchy.  Buys/sells up to 250gp.


10)  Burl and Briar, woodcarver:

Owned by the half-elven ranger Ravenna, this shop sells her beautiful carvings.  They sell small furniture items, embellishments, pipes etc.  Ravenna is almost never there and lets her business partner, a thin old human man, run the place. All store proceeds go towards safeguarding the forests of the area.  They do not buy any goods and sell items up to 250gp in value.  Cyrus Endicott is a big fan of her work.


11)  Bakery


12)  Colin the Blacksmith:

Actually a migrant from Staunton, Colin moved here about ten years ago when an injury to his left arm disqualified him from further military service.  He now makes a decent living forging and repairing in Griffondale.  Is actually quite adept at forging weapons, though he doesn’t advertise that fact.


13)  Town Hall: 

A large two story building made of stone.  One of only two stone structures in town.  Houses town guard office and a courtroom on the first floor, Magistrates chambers and Mayor’s office on second floor, and Town Jail and Guard Armory in the basement.


14)  Tailor-Made:  

Owned and operated by a gnome tailor, this shop offers quality, affordable clothing up to 25gp in value.  Also specializes in costumes and minstrel apparel for the town’s festivals.


15)  Dale’s Earthen Treasures:

Owned by a younger hill dwarf, this shop buys and sells cheap to moderate gems and jewelry, up to 250gp in value.  Dale employs a mercenary guard at all times to protect his shop.


16)  Green Boot Inne:

Nicer than its name implies, this two story inn has a medium sized tavern and 24 rooms for rent.  Rooms are small but comfortable.  All employees wear green boots and the tavern and rooms are trimmed with green paint.


17)  Broken Beaker Tavern:

A potions themed tavern run by a gnome.  Features exotic drinks and is quite popular with festival goers.  The owner always appears a little frazzled.


18) The Mandol-Inne:

Operated by a human husband and wife duo, this three story, high-end inne is known throughout the region for its fine food, luxurious rooms and amazing music.  There is live music in the tavern all day, every day, performed by the best bards and minstrels in town.  Rooms are spacious and posh, and priced accordingly.


19)  Drunken Chipmunk Inne:

Located between Town Hall and the Temple, this three story inne is operated by halfling brothers.  Comfortable rooms, an oversize and inviting tavern and its location across from the town guard office make this inne very popular with travellers.  Tavern features two fireplaces and simple, yet delicious food.


20)  Goat Horn Pub:

Features a simple menu, cheap drinks and a no frills atmosphere.  A favorite with local farmers and laborers.





21)  Jolly Vintner Inne:

Owned and operated by Cyrus Endicott’s son, Willum, this upscale three story inne is very popular with the wealthier merchants doing business in town.  Large dining room, exquisite food and well appointed rooms contribute to the high prices.  Willum Endicott isn’t much of a businessman, but gets by on his connections to the winery.


22)  Journeyman Stable:

While not the only stable in town, it is the largest and benefits from its proximity to the town center.  Can rent donkeys for 7gp/wk, or horses for 10gp/wk.


23)  Bridgeport Inne:

A large two story inne and restaurant, it is very popular with travelling merchants.  Features a large outdoor seating area with several small firepits that operates in all but the coldest weather.  One of the oldest businesses in town.