Map of Mullis Town - Red Shirt Games

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1) Road to Mithril
2) Traders’ Town
3) Vigil Headquarters
4) Old Town
5) East Town
6) City Hall
7) Morass Docks
8) The Morass
9) Market Square
10) Agora
11) Temple of Tanil
12) Shrines
13) Shanty Town
14) Dockside
15) Hornswythe River
16) University Town
17) The Morass Dig
18) The old Tin Mine
19) Copper Mine
20) Iron Mine
21) Miners’ Town
22) Farms
23) Old Battle Site
24) Old Runic Pillar
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MULLIS TOWN
Map Key and Area Descriptions
1) Road to Mithril
This is the end of the Cordrada Corridor, a four lane stone
paved road that travels almost 200 miles to Mithril. The road
is well travelled and guarded by the Vigil.
2) Traders’ Town
This large trading post exists outside the city walls, and
profits from Mullis Town’s protection while keeping a low
profile with King Jared’s tax collectors.
3) Vigil Headquarters
The Vigils of Vesh keep a regional headquarters here. The
current Vigilant Commander is Veslii Whitehand, a half-elf.
Adventurers may stay here if they are friends of the Vigil.
4) Old Town
A poor part of town. Many Half-Orc labourers and
immigrants live here. To take advantage of the transitory
nature of many Old Town residents, many inns and taverns
dot this area.
5) East Town
The more affluent citizens of Mullis Town live here. Retired
adventurers and merchants live in this well-kept
neighbourhood. The buildings are stone, and have well-kept
gardens.
6) City Hall
Quarried from pure white stone, the City Hall houses all of
the City’s government as well as King Jared’s living quarters.
7) Morass Docks
Flat-bottomed boats can be hired to cross the Morass, a
muddy, swampy area that nevertheless attracts many
academics and treasure hunters.
8) The Morass
The Hornswythe River is a treacherous, silted mess just
below the Mullis Town Falls. The shifting reeds conceal
many artifacts lost from the Gods War. Digging is achieved
with much damming and shoring of the wet mud, and
academics often disappear in the more remote areas of the
morass.
9) Market Square
“Official” merchants have shops set up here. Their goods
tend to be more expensive than those sold outside the city,
but are generally of much higher quality. Selection is also
very good. Merchants have small sections of “theftapproved”
items set up to make sure thieves are kept in line.
Mostly, thieves tend to agree, and steal only approved items.
10) Agora
The most upscale neighbourhood in Mullis Town. The most
influential merchants as well as a few retired adventurers live
here in expensive and beautiful row houses. The
neighbourhood is quite exclusive: wealth alone is not enough
to build or buy a house.
11) Temple of Tanil
Cut from the same pure white stone as City Hall, this cubic
building is the largest shrine in Mullis Town. Andalus is the
current high priest of Tanil, and hosts lavish Tanil Day
ceremonies.
12) Shrines
Other deities have shrines set up in a labyrinth of small
buildings. All eleven other main deities are represented here,
although the three Evil Ones, as they are called, have very
small shrines. Many shrines to demigods are also here,
including a large shrine to the Dwarven deity.
13) Shanty Town
The poorest members of Mullis Town society live here, many
illegally. There is a high concentration of half-orcs here. The
transient population is mostly here, living anonymously in
unnamed inns and flophouses. Rules: Keep low and mind
your own business.
14) Dockside
A very busy part of town, the docks are the last navigable
point on the Hornswythe. The Bloodhawk and Asuras trading
houses both maintain trading posts here, their antagonism
sometimes brings them to open warfare.
15) Hornswythe River
This river flows to the sea. It is a major trade route from
Mullis Town to the rest of the East. About four times per year,
the river’s flow reverses, and it actually flows uphill. Blood
from the Blood Sea seeps in and causes mild havoc.
16) University Town
Ara Koska Tabir, a female academic, has set up shop in this
place. She diligently searches several dig sites around town
for ancient artifacts. Ever since she arrived in Mullis Town,
other academics have started to arrive – King Jaren has
given the cluster of buildings a charter and called it University
Town. A new university complex will be erected on this site
within the year.
17) The Morass Dig
Tabir’s first area of interest, this dig in the center of the
Morass is visited by up to 50 academics daily. The only way
to get to the dig is to travel on a flat-bottomed boat from the
Morass docks. Tabir rarely goes back to the Morass – she is
more interested with the Battlefield Dig.
18) The old Tin Mine
This mine played out decades ago and has been
condemned. Rumor has it that Coal goblins have taken up
residence here. Several sightings of suspicious creatures
have been made around University town, but no hard
evidence has turned up.
19) Copper Mine
This mine is quite old, but the vein has not yet played itself
out. The Dwarven, human and half-orc miners who delve into
the earth get along well enough at the work site.
20) Iron Mine
This mine is quite old, but the vein has not yet played itself
out. The Dwarven, human and half-orc miners who delve into
the earth get along well enough at the work site.
21) Miners’ Town
This mostly dwarven area is rough and boisterous. The
strongest Rot Gut in the East is rumored to be available here.
22) Farms
Hardy farmers work the land and live in small, easily
defended communities.
23) Old Battle Site
Tabir’s current worksite. This is the site of an ancient battle
from early in the Gods War. Tabir has up to 30 “helpers”
present at any time during the day.
24) Old Runic Pillar
No one knows where the pillars came from , or what they
signify, but they can be found from time to time on the plains
all the way up to Lede. This jet black pillar is curiously
undamaged, and is covered in faded runic symbols. It looks
like it was cast or carved from one piece of elemental rock.