Red Larch

Princes of the Apocalypse begins in the town of Red Larch. Presenting Red Larch as a sandbox enhances the players’ experience. If the party stalls on which location to visit, a commoner notices and directs the party to an important Red Larcher.


Important Red Larchers:

Eldras Tantur (9) Blacksmith - Trouble in Red Larch
Kaylessa Irkell (2) Inn owner - Trouble In Red Larch
Marlandro Gaelkur (17) Barber/Counterfeiter - Trouble in Red Larch
Endrith Vallivoe - Harper (22) Vallivoe’s Sundries: (Buy weapons, shields, gear but not armor)
Haeleeya Hanadroum - Emerald Enclave (15) Bathhouse/Dressmaker’s shop
Helvur & Maegla Tarnlar - The Lords’ Alliance (7) Clothiers:  (Buy clothes)
Imdarr Relvaunder - Order of the Gauntlet (1) Priest of Tempus (Divine Magic)
Mangobarl Lorren - Zhentarim (8) Town baker
Harburk Tuthmarillar (11) Constable

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