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The Tides of Travel

The Tides of Travel TTT The Tides of Travel is a trading guild in Brooks-Hollow that was created 20 years ago, and was well thought of as one of the "better" trading guilds in the city. Until one day when the guild received one of the largest trade request; 10 full wagons of supplies sent on a 2 month travel to the southern deserts, the guild master sent only the finest members along this journey. Only to find out a month after departure that the caravan was raided by beastsmen and taken all supply's and killed the guild members that went along that travel. After that unfortunate event, word got out of their tragedy and fewer and fewer job requests came into the guild; with the lack of strong members, jobs began failing left and right, costing the guild more and more money. And when this happened, the guild started losing more members, they left for other guilds or to become solo adventures. The guild is down to its last few members Borgon Deepmiddins (Male, Dwarf) the guild master,  Travis Birch (Male, Half Elf) the guild treasurer,  Vierna Duskryn (Female, Drow) missions board coordinator,  Murook Grillflesh, (Female, Orc) Barmaid,  Crinkle (male, Goblin) stable boy,  Mina (Female, Animal) the 23 year old traveling donkey.  And a few random patrons that drink from time to time, and of course, you four. The guild is on its last few gold pieces if they don't receive any gold or jobs soon, it will have to disband leaving you all homeless.  The Tides of Travel is located in the city of Brooks-Hollow being the lowest of the five guilds. Brooks-Hollow, City Population: 8,397, Size: 138 acres Wealth: 16,794,000 gp. Max value for sale: 2,771 gp. Max pawn value: 14,695 gp Demographics: Human (44%), Elf (21%), Halfling (19%), Gnome (10%), Dwarf (4%), Half-Orc (1%), Half-Elf (1%) Detailed Demographics Brooks-hollow is built upon an isolated peak that can only be accessed by a bridge, and is known for having powerful guilds. The city's architecture is greatly inspired by dwarves craftsmanship due to the city being build by the local deep dwellers of the mountain (Dwarfs). Although not many dwarfs live in Brooks-hollow they don't shy away from telling locals and foreigners alike that it is "THEIR" city. Other than the dwarfs boasting pompously now and again, the races live together mostly in harmony