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Mootcaptain Lagdor of Claysoil (male ogrun Ftr11):
The highest-ranking ogrun on the Mootguard, Lagdor
has lived his entire life in Ghord serving the Claysoil
clan and now the Moot. Lagdor supervises a unit of
ogrun and dwarves assigned to the Hammer District.
He keeps a wary eye on foreigners, particularly nonresident
humans and gobbers, and has a bit of a chip
on his shoulder toward these groups, for he considers
them vulgar and disrespectful. He is more cordial to
native humans of Ghord so long as they serve a proper
clan and obey the Moot. Lagdor is a fastidious ogrun
as well, always keeping his armor in pristine condition
and conducting himself with impeccable discipline.
He tolerates no slack or dishevelment among his
subordinates.
LoCaLes oF ghord
Districts of
Ghord Stone House Notable features
Arcane District Clan Odom Hall of the Brand
of Odom wizards
Armory District* Clan Dovur Gunsmiths and
weapons shops,
Armsdeep port
Axe District* Clan Dhurg Poorest district,
fighting
tournaments,
many taverns
Crafters District Clan Uldar Primary crafts
district, heavy
steamjack foundry
Coin District* Clan Ghrd Rhulic Mint,
Clan Ghrd Bank,
Ghord’s only black
market
Grain District* Clan Lodhul Major food
markets,
importers,
restaurants
Hammer District Clan Udo Non-dwarven
housing, labor
‘jack foundry
Mining District* Clan Dohl Entirely
underground,
mines and
quarries
Moot District Clan Godor Moot Great Hall,
Library of the
Codex
Paper District* Clan Sigmur Universities,
libraries,
reliquaries,
printing presses
Shadow District* Clan Jhord Smallest district,
Glomring
headquarters,
quiet taverns
Stonemason
District*
Clan Orm Wealthiest district,
richest quarries,
Patriarch Tower
Sword District* Clan Hrord Largest district,
light steamjack
foundry, machine
shops
* Indicates a district with at least some underground sections carved
into the mountain.
Library of the Codex: Both library and shrine, this
is the most sacred building in Ghord. The original
“Edicts of the Great Fathers” along with every decision
made by ancient clan lords and the Moot of the
Hundred Houses can be found within. This library
contains over 6,000 years of history preserved in
hundreds of thousands of tomes, scrolls, and tablets.
Given its significance, it is no wonder the library is a
veritable fortress. Its seamless stone walls are four-feet
thick, reinforced with steel, and magically bolstered
by Brand of Odom wards. The entryway includes a
locked foyer and screening room where visitors are
scrutinized, and the building is patrolled and guarded
by a significant force of Mootguard. The library
features several floors underground used by scribes
and priests who preserve, copy, and restore old texts.
Moot Hall: This enormous amphitheater is Rhul’s
seat of government. The foundation stones bear the
rune-marks of the Great Fathers although they may
have been moved from their original setting. The
building has existed in some form for over 5,000
years though most of its stones and furnishings have
been replaced many times. An enormous stone dome
covers the amphitheater, itself a marvel and mystery
of stonemasonry. Set into the dome is a myriad of
gemstones enchanted to illuminate the hall night
or day.
Although impressive, none claim the stone benches
of the Moot Hall are comfortable. This is given little
thought, for the speakers for the Hundred Houses
usually stand and debate for hours without rest. There