River's Rest - Revision history

TAEDIE: Added River's Rest citizen verbs

2024-03-27T01:41:07Z

Added River's Rest citizen verbs

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 ==Public Gathering Places==
 {{#section-h:Node|[[River's Rest]]}}
 ==Resources==
 *[[/saved posts|Saved posts]]

ARCHYVER: Added Citadel as a duplicate at end of list to indicate its more popular hunting range of 54-62.

2023-03-29T02:55:05Z

Added Citadel as a duplicate at end of list to indicate its more popular hunting range of 54-62.

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	\| colspan=2 style="border-top: none; font-size: smaller;" \| A veil of fog conceals a pathway that leads to the east. It winds through fens that local legend claims have some connection to Millah Pradapt, a tragic figure from the era of the great Citadel fortress. Beyond it lies a keep that rises above the marshes, perhaps the source of the evil that now inhabits much of the land north of Maelstrom Bay. Like rotting bread crumbs, the remains of soldiers lead the way to the keep as a reminder to those who once thought to remove its former inhabitant by force. Danger lurks within the fog and the keep's high stone walls, threatening to add to the number of those who have fallen victim to the rumored horrors that dwell beyond the fog.		\| colspan=2 style="border-top: none; font-size: smaller;" \| A veil of fog conceals a pathway that leads to the east. It winds through fens that local legend claims have some connection to Millah Pradapt, a tragic figure from the era of the great Citadel fortress. Beyond it lies a keep that rises above the marshes, perhaps the source of the evil that now inhabits much of the land north of Maelstrom Bay. Like rotting bread crumbs, the remains of soldiers lead the way to the keep as a reminder to those who once thought to remove its former inhabitant by force. Danger lurks within the fog and the keep's high stone walls, threatening to add to the number of those who have fallen victim to the rumored horrors that dwell beyond the fog.
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			\| style="border-right: none; border-bottom: none;" \| [[Citadel\|The Citadel]]
			\| style="text-align: center; border-left: none; border-bottom: none;" \| <span style="font-size: smaller;">''Exterior: 1-18<br>Interior: 54-62''</span>
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			\| colspan=2 style="border-top: none; font-size: smaller;" \| The Citadel area of River's Rest, once the seat of power prior to the coming of the krolvin and trolls, contains all the buildings necessary to support a working castle. Decaying perimeter walls once kept enemies at bay, and an elemental garden that still hosts flaming violets and vines, icy plants and unusually tinted roses still guards the walkway to the citadel drawbridge. The structures still in existence are mostly untouched and still possess the bodies and destruction of the strife that brought the area to its knees. Illicit experiments conducted in the last century have brought undead and other frightful creatures to the area, so amateur archaeologists are advised to use extreme caution when investigating the area. Horticulturists will not want to miss the untouched garden for Aeia, thriving with plants and said to be tended by a ghostly caretaker. The citadel itself, built of striking ebony-hued bricks, still contains the hallmarks of power wielded by the Council of Mages in the 41st century.

			The Zoo, The Gardens, The Infirmary, The Armory, The Alchemist Shop, The Garrison.

			Rumors: Legend states that a powerful magical force that hides deep beneath The Citadel was the true power behind its ability to hold the light of civilization high after the fall. However, each act of treachery, assassination and deceit that occurred within weakened the force and eventually led to its ruin.
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HOST-GSKEBECHET: Added/updated links

2023-03-07T15:52:06Z

Added/updated links

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 *[[Media:Gattrof_Mountains.png|Map of Gattrof Mountains (invasion area)]]
 *[[Media:River's_Rest_Pickle_Fest.pdf|Map of River's Rest Pickle Festival (2013)]]
 *[[River's Rest PCs]]
 {{Humans|nocat=1}}

GS4-XYNWEN: /* Resources */

2022-09-18T20:33:54Z

Resources

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	*[[An Unfinished Smuggler's History of River's Rest]]		*[[An Unfinished Smuggler's History of River's Rest]]
	*[[The Story of Tandrik and Estamil of the Bridges]]		*[[The Story of Tandrik and Estamil of the Bridges]]
	*[[/An Allergy to Rose-Marrow]]		*[[/An Allergy to Rose-Marrow\|An Allergy to Rose-Marrow]]
	*[[River's Rest PCs]]		*[[River's Rest PCs]]
	*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Towns/River's%20Rest/view River's Rest Officials folder]		*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Towns/River's%20Rest/view River's Rest Officials folder]

GS4-XYNWEN: /* Resources */

2022-09-18T20:33:34Z

Resources

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	*[[An Unfinished Smuggler's History of River's Rest]]		*[[An Unfinished Smuggler's History of River's Rest]]
	*[[The Story of Tandrik and Estamil of the Bridges]]		*[[The Story of Tandrik and Estamil of the Bridges]]
			*[[/An Allergy to Rose-Marrow]]
	*[[River's Rest PCs]]		*[[River's Rest PCs]]
	*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Towns/River's%20Rest/view River's Rest Officials folder]		*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Towns/River's%20Rest/view River's Rest Officials folder]

MOD-GSMOTTE: Added public gathering places transclusion.

2022-06-26T15:56:52Z

Added public gathering places transclusion.

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	\| colspan=2 style="border-top: none; font-size: smaller;" \| A veil of fog conceals a pathway that leads to the east. It winds through fens that local legend claims have some connection to Millah Pradapt, a tragic figure from the era of the great Citadel fortress. Beyond it lies a keep that rises above the marshes, perhaps the source of the evil that now inhabits much of the land north of Maelstrom Bay. Like rotting bread crumbs, the remains of soldiers lead the way to the keep as a reminder to those who once thought to remove its former inhabitant by force. Danger lurks within the fog and the keep's high stone walls, threatening to add to the number of those who have fallen victim to the rumored horrors that dwell beyond the fog.		\| colspan=2 style="border-top: none; font-size: smaller;" \| A veil of fog conceals a pathway that leads to the east. It winds through fens that local legend claims have some connection to Millah Pradapt, a tragic figure from the era of the great Citadel fortress. Beyond it lies a keep that rises above the marshes, perhaps the source of the evil that now inhabits much of the land north of Maelstrom Bay. Like rotting bread crumbs, the remains of soldiers lead the way to the keep as a reminder to those who once thought to remove its former inhabitant by force. Danger lurks within the fog and the keep's high stone walls, threatening to add to the number of those who have fallen victim to the rumored horrors that dwell beyond the fog.
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			==Public Gathering Places==
			{{#section-h:Node\|[[River's Rest]]}}
	==Resources==		==Resources==
	*[[/saved posts\|Saved posts]]		*[[/saved posts\|Saved posts]]

BURTNETTJ: /* Travel to River's Rest */

2021-07-25T05:17:05Z

Travel to River's Rest

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	==Travel to River's Rest==		==Travel to River's Rest==

	Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee. The boot and log returned in April of 2018.		Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee. The boot and log returned in April of 2018 (If you're using Lich's GO2 utility to get there, you'll find the boot at 6274. If you're leaving, you'll find the log at 11032.)

	==Town Geography==		==Town Geography==

WINTERDAWN at 09:09, 12 February 2019

2019-02-12T09:09:19Z

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	==Travel to River's Rest==		==Travel to River's Rest==

	Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee. The boot returned in April of 2018.		Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee. The boot and log returned in April of 2018.

	==Town Geography==		==Town Geography==

WINTERDAWN: Added note about the boot being back.

2019-02-03T01:16:46Z

Added note about the boot being back.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:16, 2 February 2019
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	==Travel to River's Rest==		==Travel to River's Rest==

	Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee.		Originally, River's Rest was accessible via a magical portal adjacent to [[Wehnimer's Landing]] created by the necromancer [[Syssanis]]. The portal, activated by dropping a [[crystal amulet]] into it, was accessible on the Wehnimer's Landing end by a large magical boot in the vicinity of a [[kobold]] village and an old fishing vessel. The River's Rest end of the portal was located at a magical log. The portal was destroyed in a 5101 attack by [[Krolvin]], when the invaders blew up the log. Soon after, smugglers stepped in to fill the travel vacuum that was left in the smoldering remains of the log. The chief smuggler in this business is Captain [[Knaydl]] of the cutter [[Live Bait]]. Travel by cutter is never a sure trip, as the Imperial Navy will successfully interdict the smuggler's route from time to time, forcing the smugglers to dump any evidence of their trade. In 5106, the smugglers expanded business to hiding travellers and other contraband inside barrels to completely fool Imperial inspectors. However, they charge a premium on top of passage for the opportunity--this cost is variable, and seems to depend on level (a sample level-29 character had a fee of 11200 silvers). In 5107 the chronomages set up shop in the same place the only log was located. They also charge a premium fee. The boot returned in April of 2018.

	==Town Geography==		==Town Geography==

DAID: /* Town Activities */ Flinger wikilink

2017-07-18T01:29:28Z

Town Activities: Flinger wikilink

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	==Town Activities==		==Town Activities==

	Like any other small town, the locals must be inventive to keep themselves occupied during the slow periods. Add in the unconventional, some would say insane, mindset of many of the residents of River's Rest and many interesting, often deadly, ways to pass the time are created. Some of the more notable activities include [[Gem of Fate]], [[Dodge the Void]], [[Bridge Jumping]], [[Ring of Fire]], [[Turban of Death]], and the sensation of [[The Warren]]'s [[Dock Diving]]. Be forewarned, participating in these activities will most likely result in being severely maimed or killed.		Like any other small town, the locals must be inventive to keep themselves occupied during the slow periods. Add in the unconventional, some would say insane, mindset of many of the residents of River's Rest and many interesting, often deadly, ways to pass the time are created. Some of the more notable activities include [[Gem of Fate]], [[Dodge the Void]], [[Bridge Jumping]], [[Ring of Fire]], [[Turban of Death]], use of the [[Flinger]], and the sensation of [[The Warren]]'s [[Dock Diving]]. Be forewarned, participating in these activities will most likely result in being severely maimed or killed.

	== Hunting ==		== Hunting ==