Welcome to Steelber Creek!

Steelber Creek is known for the following resources:

• Plentiful fresh fruit plantations that are visited frequently by wenches. Jamey Stawell said the locals speak of piles of copper in a nearby pit.
• Cocoa bean plantations that are visited frequently by locals. Elanalaen Goldenmane said one might find a chest containing kitten mittens in a tomb nearby.

• Wanted: I'm looking for investigator to look into someone's references. Reward is a priceless heirloom. Safety not guaranteed. Contact Gorkon Granitechest.
• Adventurers willing to explore recently discovered ruins and return any valuable artifacts. Opportunity to earn a title. No pay until task is completed successfully. Contact Xteb Giantdamn.
• Looking for work? Paladin seeks apprentice. Will reward you with a land deed. Contact Durnir Talontun.
• Seeking inter-planar messenger. Will reward you with valuable information. Contact Hew Gyrofuel.
• I'm looking for investigator to look into someone's references. Opportunity to earn a title. Accidental Death insurance required. Contact Donic Greenbrook for further details.
• Looking for work? Mercenaries wanted for caravan protection. Will reward you with valuable information. Length of job expected to be short. Contact Delomrian Rainwalker.
• Mercenaries wanted for caravan protection. Will reward you with valuable information. Contact Trexn Ogrefury if intrigued.
• Wanted: I'm looking for rare grigs, both live and dead. I have a list of the ones I need. Reward is a secret. Mild danger may be involved. Contact Adarigaen Summerhunter.

• Hewgan Thermogauge is a male gnome who is known in that part of town as being a laughably skilled cutler. He appears egotistical.
• Durond Slateaxe is a female dwarf who is known in the neighborhood as being a reasonably skilled engineer. She appears mocking.
• Mickic Shecombe is a female human who is known in the city as being a mediocre navigator. She appears unreliable.
• Balmir Orangesword is a female dwarf who is known in the region as being a gifted fishmonger. She appears quiet.
• Davey Burham is a male human who is known in that part of town as being a gifted collier. He appears beligerent.
• Durorin Oilfighter is a female half-dwarf who is known in that part of town as being a reasonably skilled carpenter. She appears gambling.
• Adador Dragonsapper is a female dwarf who is known in the world as being a reasonably skilled spicemerchant. She appears lonely.
• Armir Rubyhand is a female dwarf who is known in the world as being a decent baker. She appears nosy.
• Thromir Blackthrone is a male dwarf who is known in the region as being a skilled trader. He appears exhausted.
• Garnir Wavehammer is a male dwarf who is known in the city as being a skilled cobbler. He appears skeptical.

• Done Morrough, a boastful male human. He is a paladin who is fleeing from forced labor.
• Hewan Thermocog, a melancholy female gnome. She is a sorcerer who is brokering a truce over a trade war.
• Jamey Burtt, a battle-ready male half-orc. He is a commoner who is traveling with an important person.

These establishments worthy of mention in Steelber Creek:

• The Sloppy Cock Textiles [+] The Sloppy Cock Textiles is a large, orderly-looking mercer. The building faces northwest with a stone storefront, a few windows, and a roof made from slate. It is located in a nice neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by an idealistic gnome named Hamby Gyrobun. The mercer is known for suspiciously low prices for the service there, and rarely has room for new business. There are 5 customers in the mercer. The city watch hit up the owner and patrons.
• The Puking Days Locksmith [+] The Puking Days Locksmith is a huge, messy-looking locksmith. The building faces northeast with a roof made from tile, a split wood storefront, and large windows. It is located in a nice neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by an accusatory half-dwarf named Skadin Crunchchisel. The locksmith is known for slightly high prices for the service there, and is on the verge of closing. There is 1 customer in the locksmith. The crime mobs steals from the owner and patrons.
• The Broken Crow Leatherworks [+] The Broken Crow Leatherworks is a small, tidy-looking leathershop. The building faces south with a mud storefront, tiny windows, and a roof made from slate. It is located in an empty neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a chatty half-dwarf named Borbor Dwarfgrieve. The leathershop is known for inexpensive prices for the service there, and is unappreciated by the locals. There are 2 customers in the leathershop. The local thugs harass the owner and patrons.
• The Fallen Wig Inc. [+] The Fallen Wig Inc. is a huge, tidy-looking tile shop. The building faces southwest with a masonry storefront, many windows, and a roof made from slate. It is located in a new neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a melancholy elf named Gaeartlas Wolfshade. The tile shop is known for steep prices for the service there, and holds the record for worst service in the region. There are 3 customers in the tile shop. The local thugs harass the owner and patrons.
• The Olde Darkroot Bows R Us [+] The Olde Darkroot Bows R Us is a normal sized, dirty-looking bowyer. The building faces north with a roof made from tile, no windows, and a stone storefront. It is located in a nice neighborhood of the trade district. This place is run by a fatalistic half-dwarf named Danry Chaore. The bowyer is known for extravagant prices for the service there, and is empty during the day but busy in the evening. There are 4 customers in the bowyer. The organized crime bosses steals from the owner and patrons.
• The Chicken Heart Farmers Market [+] The Chicken Heart Farmers Market is an average sized, smelly-looking haymerchant. The building faces southwest with a few windows, a roof made from thatch, and a masonry storefront. It is located in an expensive neighborhood of the industry district. This place is run by a pious dwarf named Balbin Wargem. The haymerchant is known for very high prices for the service there, and is unappreciated by the locals. There are 5 customers in the haymerchant. The organized crime bosses taxes the owner and patrons.
• The Drifting Peddler House [+] The Drifting Peddler House is a normal sized, damp-looking civic center. The building faces east with a roof made from thatch, three windows, and a brick storefront. It is located in a trashy neighborhood of the civic district. This place is run by a guarded gnome named Bon Tinkerwink. The civic center is known for slightly high prices for the service there, and is usually busy but is strangely quiet as of late. There are 2 customers in the civic center. The racketeers taxes the owner and patrons.
• The Sleeping Wand Inc. [+] The Sleeping Wand Inc. is a typical sized, messy-looking workshop. The building faces northeast with three windows, a roof made from slate, and a brick storefront. It is located in an expensive neighborhood of the shop district. This place is run by an efficient gnome named Beaxie Wobbbun. The workshop is known for varying prices for the service there, and is crowded every night. Upon entering you hear hammering from the back, you see tools and bits of wood lying around, and you smell sawdust. There are 3 customers in the workshop. The neighborhood watch gives protection to the owner and patrons.
• The Stumpy Peddler Mercenary [+] The Stumpy Peddler Mercenary is a small, crowded-looking adventurers guild. The building faces southwest with a roof made from turf, two windows, and a stone storefront. It is located in a new neighborhood of the professional district. This place is run by a patriotic half-dwarf named Grimgan Icechest. The adventurers guild is known for unreasonable prices for the protection there, and has people queing out in the street. Upon entering you see weapons against the wall, you smell damp earth, and you hear a dog barking. There are 2 customers in the adventurers guild. The grifters shakes down the owner and patrons.
• The Colored Greyhound Dry Goods [+] The Colored Greyhound Dry Goods is an average sized, dusty-looking grocery store. The building faces south with a roof made from tile, broken windows, and a brick storefront. It is located in a new neighborhood of the market district. This place is run by a skeptical human named Don Jamene. The grocery store is known for varying prices for the service there, and is unappreciated by the locals. There is 1 customer in the grocery store. The roving thieves taxes the owner and patrons.