Difference between revisions of "Old Temple"

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Map Key

• Waterdeep •
The Gem of the North

• People •
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• Wards •
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• Locations •
Residences • Businesses • Nightlife • Temples • City Buildings • Guildhalls • Alleys & Courts
• Calendar •
Year of the Scarlet Witch (1491 DR) Calendar • History • Waterdhavian Festivals 1353 DR • 1354 DR Hours of the Day
• Language & Communication •
Language Glossaries: Common • Dethek • Espruar Northern Languages • Languages of Faerun • Songs of Faerûn • Broadsheets • Popular Publishings • Writing & Archival • The Lingo of Twilight Vaeteru
• Other Lore •
Deities • Coin & Wealth • Goods & Services • Festhalls & the Soft Trade • Laws of Waterdeep • Wines • Gems • Drugs • Musical Instruments • Dueling in Waterdeep
• City Map •

Mirt's Mansion (1): The residence of Mirt, a well-known merchant and former adventurer of quite rich means. He mostly invests in others' endeavors these days. The mansion is a well-known landmark around the Castle Ward's docks.
Rental Villa (2): A villa owned by Mirt, it used to be his home before he built his mansion. He now rents it out to those with the means (Wealthy Lifestyle).
Peaceful Welcome (7): A small one-story boarding house that offers small quarters to "good, industrious folk," according to its owner, a former priest of Ilmater named Tyvis of the Rack. (Poor Lifestyle)

Old Temple Lot Warehouse (3): Abandoned An old warehouse, quite rundown and no longer used in business. The hangout of ruffians and bullyboys.
Roverath's Moneychangers (5): Moneychangers Agmodan Roverath's small moneychanging business, primarily working for sailors and others who come in off the docks.
Crommor's Warehouse (8): Warehouse A warehouse owned by House Crommor.
- Ulmar "The Watchful" (Fence): The PCs discovered that the Crommor Warehouse is a place of operation for the fence Ulmar "The Watchful".
Kreis' Fine Wine and Spirits (11): Spirits Import/Export A business owned by Tyrannus Adarbrent.

Quaffing Quaggoth (9): Tavern (3c•4p) A dwarven-owned tavern, the Quaggoth is a growing favorite of sailors, merchants, and young nobles. Its specialty is the "Quaggoth" - a thick house-brewed stout mixed with an unknown liquor that's "guaranteed to frizz every hair on a quaggoth and then some."
Sailor's Own (10): Tavern (3c•2p) A crowded, dark, and dirty sailor's dive bar.

Genmura's Stage (4): Festhall (2c•1p) A bawdy burlesque palace with two floors of small, cheap, stinking rooms above its taphall, Genmura's sees plenty of seedy sorts, criminals, dock hands, and sailors just come a'shore.

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 ==Businesses==
 * '''Old Temple Lot Warehouse (3):''' ''Abandoned'' An old warehouse, quite rundown and no longer used in business. The hangout of ruffians and bullyboys.
-* '''Roverath's Moneychangers (5):''' ''Moneychangers'' Greqan Roverath's small moneychanging business, primarily working for sailors and others who come in off the docks.
+* '''Roverath's Moneychangers (5):''' ''Moneychangers'' Agmodan Roverath's small moneychanging business, primarily working for sailors and others who come in off the docks.
 * '''Crommor's Warehouse (8):''' ''Warehouse'' A warehouse owned by [[House Crommor]].
 ** ''Ulmar "The Watchful" (Fence):'' The PCs discovered that the Crommor Warehouse is a place of operation for the fence Ulmar "The Watchful".