4. Little Tiger Docks: Pridon’s Hearth currently lacks a proper dock for larger ships, instead requiring smaller skiffs to come ashore on Island Town to deliver goods. Plans to dredge the river and construct a larger dock exist, but remain unsettled as residents of Island Town constantly bicker over whose fshing will be ruined by the construction and sudden influx of larger vessels.
11. Oyin Emporium:: This well-kept wooden building houses items of varied description. The cantankerous proprietor, Mirya Oyin (NG female old human expert 4), oversees the emporium. Her late wife originally dealt with customers while Mirya handled accounts and the importing of goods. Now, Mirya juggles both sets of duties, hurling invectives at customers and rarely opening up to others, but her relative charm and well-concealed charitable nature keep her shop popular. Even those who don’t appreciate Mirya’s harsh demeanor know that she remains the best option for importing hard-to-find goods or shipping anything back to Sargava.
12. The Stone Hall: The frst stone building in Pridon’s Hearth—beating out the Temple of Abadar by several weeks—the Stone Hall operates as the town’s favorite tavern and only inn. People from all over the colony come to the Stone Hall to talk and drink, or to hold emiformal gatherings. Servius Narsus’s newly freed halfling slaves constructed the building, scaling the main hall to accommodate an average human’s stature while crafing several offshoot rooms more appropriate for their size. The Whithermoot and Longroad families jointly control the hall.
