| The Valley of Actar | |
| Leader | Merrygold, the village elder |
| Enemies | Manara Burrow |
Geography
The Actar Valley is located in the lower slopes of the Southern Vashnars. It can be reached from the small plateau along the road to Cyrene. It contains an area of rich grasslands, marked by a tall, crystalline tower, a small village inhabited by friendly halflings, and a river inhabited by Naiad the water nymph, which the halflings use for fishing. The western wall of the valley is a mountainous area with a cave where a Cyclops lives and guards his treasure.
Inhabitants
The halfling village is home to a variety of halflings, from old women to children. The notable members of the village are:
- Merrygold, the village elder
- Biba, a halfling woman
- Bodo, a halfling guard
- Tobold, a robust halfling man
Other inhabitants of the valley include Naiad the water nymph, Dymphne the forest nymph, and the Cyclops
Culture
The Halfling villagers are kind and welcoming to outsiders. They live a relatively peaceful and simple life, with few dangers in their village. The only threat with which they must contend, aside from the occasional marauding adventurer, is the nearby Cyclops. They rely on the advice of the water nymph to help them in their struggle against this foe. The village is headed by a village elder, Merrygold, and the other halflings attend to the business of their daily lives.
Shops
There is only one store in the small village, and it sells a few products made by the halflings, including simple clothes, and some local cheese.
Notable Locations
Notable locations include:
- The Crystalline Tower within the grasslands
- The Cyclops' Cave
- The Halfling Store
Flora and Fauna
The Valley is inhabited by rabbits, owls, deer, goats and crows in addition to the halflings. Some of the goats have been trained by the Halflings to be used as war goats. One can also find beautiful rainbow fish in the nearby river. Vibrant wildflowers can be seen dotting the grasslands and a small glade of birch trees can be found near the river.