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Oakhaven

Oakhaven

Metropolitan Trade Port
Location Type Metropolitan Trade Port

A frantic merchant offers the adventuring party immediate payment to recover a stolen cargo before it disappears into...

Features
  • Human and demi-human sectors of sturdy timber and stone
  • Living tree-homes beside quiet stone crypts
  • Jagged obsidian towers and soaring marble arches
Inhabitants
  • Angels haggling with goblins
  • Constructs walking beside nude plant-people
  • Mixed crowds of humans, demi-humans, undead, demons, angels, and hybrid adventurers
Secrets
  • Every district contains allies and enemies for nearly any ancestry or faction
  • A powerful opportunity may be concealed among the city's ordinary offers of work
Treasure
  • Rare goods from every region of the realm
  • Trade tokens and foreign coinage hidden among the crowded market stalls
Details

Oakhaven is a massive coastal trading hub where humans, demi-humans, monster girls, undead people, constructs, plant-based citizens, angels, demons, and countless other peoples live, trade, feud, and cooperate. Public nudity carries no shame, women wear garments designed to expose the pussy, and interbreeding among all peoples has created an extraordinary population of unique hybrids.

Hook

A frantic merchant offers the adventuring party immediate payment to recover a stolen cargo before it disappears into one of Oakhaven's many districts.

Read Aloud

You stand at the heart of Oakhaven, the Patchwork City, where ten different worlds seem to have crashed together. Timber-and-stone human and demi-human streets meet towering living tree-homes, quiet undead crypts, jagged obsidian demon towers, and soaring angelic marble arches, while a diverse, uninhibited crowd flows around you.

GM Notes

- The city is culturally and technologically inconsistent: each district reflects its inhabitants.
- No race is inherently good or evil; local conflicts depend on individuals, factions, and circumstances.
- Use the crowded streets, coastal trade, and mixed population to introduce nearly any adventure.

Created with Town Scryer for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

by DireLegionnaire4599