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Redman, the owner of the Broken Sword tavern, has six fingers on left hand. The extra finger is non-human and scaly. #Gossip

The Full Moon Tavern, off Longside, is run by Alomos DeLupe. Many say he is a werewolf but never to his face. #Gossip

Foul Ron, an old beggar who frequents adventure's taverns. The truly observant will see something golden around his neck. #Uncommon

Hiendson, once a leading guild member but now a drunk telling stories of evil & chaos at the highest level. #Gossip

In the King's Teeth tavern, next to trader Eld Florent's place, everyone stands. No furniture can survive its rough patrons. #Gossip

The Dark Room, an underground inn run by a patrons who prefer the dark. Its entrance is in a cave. #Gossip

The acrid odor eminating from the thatched roof of The Unrepentant Inn revealed the presence of a colony of nesting striga. #Gossip

The Dragon's Rest is an inn, an exclusive clubhouse and adventurer's guild. #Common

Undertaker Griggor takes care of the graveyard and the undead sleeping in them. He is the leader of a dark cult. #Uncommon

Talan the gravedigger drives a stake through the heart of each corpse he buries. #Uncommon

Scorchia, healer and herbalist is just a regular old hag. Rumors spreads around town that she eats children and wears the skins. #Gossip

Halen, an idiot child, spouts rubbish but occasionally makes high accurate predictions. #Uncommon

Hepus, the half-crazed fisherman, swears he just saw a whale being carried out of the water by a flock of orange birds. #Gossip

There's a creepy beggar that can walk on walls and that whispers to his victims, 'Do you have coins to make means join?' #Gossip

Candle maker Tobrias Kell claims that he can see ghosts and spirits when he closes one of his eyes. #Gossip

The leader of the Reaching Palm is rumored to be a diviner that can see the future from his palm. #Secret

It looks like a shack, but the house of Eidy Trash is trapped and labyrinthine. He sits in the cellar, sharpening his blades. #Uncommon

Isrisu is obsessed with elves and follows them around. She has strange visions bout them. #Uncommon

Keala, a street urchin girl claims that she found a hole that would take her to a 'faerie realm' in one of the wells. #Uncommon

Brody the Bard's Stage on Wheels has a constant lurch as it travels the streets. The gaudy purple orange has dulled a bit. #Common

Niway's Troupe, a troupe of gnomes specializing in special effects using illusions, ghost sounds and prestidigitation. #Gossip

Celed, a male minstrel that carries a harp and is famed for being to sing melodies in high pitch voices as if he was a woman. #Gossip

Alek is a bard who tells tales of great adventures in his past, a lost kingdom, and great treasures. Too bad no one believes him. #Uncommon

Gardener Shembud owns a greenhouse that sells beautiful flowers from the warm lands and breeds a hive of poisonous butterflies. #Uncommon

MacGregor the shop owner. Why does he always have exactly what you need even if you don't know it at first? #Gossip

The house & shop of trader Eld Florent is always a muddy, smoky, busy mess. By crude log walls lounge hopeful caravan guards. #Gossip

Old Jertzy's Bakery sits on the corner of the market square. The warmth from its huge oven can be felt in the street. #Gossip

Sophia, a local shopkeeper, knows everyone in town. Wondering where to find lute strings or henchmen or deadly poison, ask. #Gossip

An odd shop sits in between Wick's Alley and Manners Street. The owner sells various glass lenses to be worn and magnifying. #Gossip

Olaf, blacksmith on Ferry Lane, never buys coal but the forge is always hot. Marks on his anvil might be occult symbols. #Gossip

There is a toy shop near Market Place in Twill. The toys are said to whisper to children in their dreams. #Gossip

A skeleton of a horse rest in the stable of Stablemaster Dorn who never removes it, claiming that its owner will return for it 2

The Twill Night Market is the place to buy and sell magical items without having to pay a fee to the Wizards Guild. #Uncommmon

Norman, a merchant that sells mundane items which he claim are magically enhanced. Most are fakes but some are really wondrous. #Gossip

The Temple of Lilithia, goddess of compassion, always smells of jasmines and other flowers as though in a perpetual spring. #Common

Every 13 days a group of 6 cloaked arcanists meet at the outskirts of Twill. They use sign language and never talk aloud. #Secret

Huggrad, a wizard guild outcast was a friendly and well-loved wizard by the townspeople until he disappeared one day. #Gossip

Norman the Merchant is always wary. The Wizards Guild is after him for selling magic items without their permission. #Gossip

Many whispers surround on the content of the abandoned warehouse of Thorek, dwarf gem merchant but none dares venture in. #Gossip

Sendrick Gilas, a man that appears at night around the market square claims that he doesn't believe in ghosts, while floating 6” above the ground. #Gossip

You may see a man in black robes and with a yellow mask in Barker Street. If you talk with him you go insane. #Gossip

The deepest dungeons of Castle Twill are said to be imprisoning an ancient lich. #Gossip

60 years ago, the town became a suspected hotbed of the Dragon Cult. Today, few vestiges remain. #Gossip

Scholars believe that a serial murder that happened 8 years ago in Twill averted a terrible magical catastrophe from happening. #Uncommmon

At each nightfall, a man in green clothes casts magical light on three different parts of the city. He claims he's afraid of dark. #Uncommmon

That hollow tapping you hear near the sewer grates when peaceful folk are asleep? They're the messages of the Wererat cabal.

Butchers and fishmongers are found in Deaddog street. Some of the meat being sold may have given the street its name. #Common

Both Summerfield and Deaddog are located along the Dyke and dispose their rubbish there. #Common

Summerfield and Deaddog street are separated by an improvised wooden archway. There's some sort of rivalry between the streets. #Gossip

The local rivalry between the Butchers of Deaddog St and the Tanners of Summerfield stretches back 100s of years. #Uncommon

The tannery workers usually drink in the Skinners Arms Tavern at the north end of Summerfield. #Gossip

The butchers and other locals drink in the Deaddog Inn, at the south end of the Street. It is near the Skinner's Arms. #Gossip

Twice a year, the Skinners and the Butchers face off for a game of Street Bull. A rough ( violent) game using a bull's head. #Common

In Deaddog Street, there's rumors of a butcher that is willing to cut up any type of flesh. He owns a huge black dog that changes shape at night time. #Uncommon

Saradok, a capable wizard and adviser to the Silver Balance Union has plans to turn liberate the city from the Empire. He thinks the Empire is weak and cannot send an army as far north as Twill. #Secret

Some claim there are only 5 elves living in Twill. #Common

Lady Veniskise, wife of a rich man, speaks to a skull every night while her husband is away on business trips. #Gossip