Witness, if you will, our Knights and sellswords, mercenaries and soldiers display their hard won prowess. Survey the proud Norsemen at the Viking encampment as they demonstrate their crafts and skills. Visit, if you dare, the Brethren of the Great Lakes. Pirates, sometimes commissioned by Her Majesty as privateers against Her worst enemies, at times cause Her to wonder if they are entirely loyal.
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Trader's Point greets you upon entering our realm. You must choose your path - will you venture left (NE) towards the marketplace for supplies and provisions -or- right (SE) into adventure and peril? In Baton Dale you will find everything you need for your on-going adventuring. Load up on weaponry for danger always lurks beyond. The Markets, an expanse divided into West and East by a river of rock, will provide the intrepid patron with a plethora of purchasing possibilities. If you cannot find it here, it likely doesn't exist! (... or you'll find it somewhere else in the village). Beyond Midvillage Square, in Daneland, you will find the Danes Torg. A place of trading and trades, of fellowship. Procure all the supplies your party needs for the summer a-viking. Travel along the hawkers lane of Falconer's Way to indulge and delight your party. And finally venture into the depths of BlackSkull Bazaar where you may lose a little more than just your coin...
As you explore the vast, meandering streets of our village, please enjoy the nine stages where our performers will entertain you with all manner of wonders, of mirth and song and stories. (Tipping greatly appreciated.)
When your wonderings bring on an insistant craving, partake of our cookshops, taverns and inns to obtain sustenance and respite. As your journey continues, seek out the wildlife handlers while you keep an eye out for wandering woodland creatures.
And before you leave our magical village, settle in to Huzzah! at the Joust and accompany Queen Eleanor at court and on Promenade as she leads a parade through the streets. And finally, as the sun begins to set on the faire day, join our performers as they gather for fellowship, singing and celebration.






