Village Backdrop: Echo Harbour (Patreon)

This week, we've got a treat for you! I've had some requests to include some more inclusive, non-typical villages in Raging Swan Press's lineup. I'm a bit of an old fart when it comes to gaming and so my go-to products tend to be more traditional in their outlook--dwarves, elves, goblins and so on. 

Luckily around the time I had the requests, Amber Underwood pitched Echo Harbour. I think you'll agree it's a pretty atypical village hosting as it does humans, orcs and menfolk in harmony! As this is a bit of departure from our usual fare I'd be interested in knowing what you think about it! Let me know in the comments below.

Anyway, without further ado, behold Echo Harbour (which you get in 5e, System Neutral and Pathfinder editions:

Echo Harbour

Under the protection of the dragon turtle, Bonesong, Echo Harbour has flourished. The port teems with people: sailors dock their ships at the harbour and load them with supplies and trade goods, merchants haggle with merfolk on the foreshore and men in market stalls, workers toil in the busy shipyards and travellers crowd the taverns, making boasts and bets as they play games to pass the time. Over the bustle and chatter sound the shouts and songs of the orcs as they direct ships and caravans to their proper places.

Recently though, Bonesong vanished. Echo Harbour has prospered under her protection, but it remains to be seen if the village has the strength to stand on its own. Only time will tell if their guardian will return or if the villagers must find another way to safeguard their future.

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Also, welcome to everyone who has joined us this week: Ethan Richerson, Greg Field, Erik Johnson, Mutant41, Kenneth Barnes and Dion Haubro. I hope you find our books jolly useful!