Claypeak

History
An early addition to the defences of Sleetguard, Claypeak is named after the clay-sodden cliffs upon which the town sits near. Situated primarily for tactical advantage and clear sight lines across the Cold Gulf, Claypeak has grown into a bustling minor economy with travellers wanting to look out over the deep seas into the unknown, tradesmen collecting supplies of the clay and adventurers wanting to visit the nearby Basinwind Swamp which is rich with treasure, so the tale goes.

Current Leader and Individuals of Note
Seargent Lembard is the interim leader of Claypeak until Capitan Drulanis is returned.

Locations of Interest

 * The Guildhall: A grand half-timbered building, decorated with finely carved friezes. It contains a large meeting hall and several smaller rooms, and is shared amongst several local trade guilds. In the South District
 * The Beggar's Hall: A modest inn run by Bradonn the young innkeeper's son. Seven rooms availible to rent at 1SP a room. In the Port Quarter
 * The Citadel: A sturdy building of polished black stone walls. Built to defend the northern coast of Sleetguard, now a hub of trading and commerce.
 * The Dragon Pottery: The workshop of a male human potter named Centwy, built within a large dragon kiln. Centwy spends several months filling the shop with thrown pots, then bricks in the door and spends several days firing it. The opening of the fired kiln is a local festival. In the South District
 * The Wishing Well: A deep shaft in the ground, filled with brackish water. The local townsfolk believe that a dragon lairs at the bottom of the well, and that it will awaken and destroy the town unless at least one coin is added to its hoard every day. In the South District.

Events of Note

 * Captain Drulanis has gone missing!
 * Guards needed for transporting goods to Bleakmore
 * Whispers in the Beggar's Hall
 * Josun Kessel continues to promote friendship with the undead.