Hofborg, Bunkhouse (Location)

User ID: @Oim

House: Old Mistveil Manor

Location Name: Hofborg, Bunkhouse

Brief Description: A short walk within the Village perimeter from the Docks one will find the gate to the Bunkhouse. A steady traffic of wagons laden with goods comes and goes from this locale. This location comprises of lodging as well as a warehouse and stable. There’s no shortage of work for idle hands, just pull a task loose from the job board when you first enter the foyer. Chamber pots need emptying, beds need fresh linens, and the floor is in constant need of sweeping. Outside, the warehouse needs to be kept inventoried and organized, the stables need to be mucked, tack cleaned, wagon axles greased, and the training area is always in need of maintenance and repair.

Max Population: 12

Points of Interest

Bunkhouse

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The Bunkhouse boasts accommodations for up to 40 individuals, mostly consisting of Saebjorn crewmembers and laborers of Hofborg. There are plenty of beds for heads as well as room to leisure and bathe. Additionally the Quartermaster's desk is housed within where logistics and inventory are maintained.

Just outside the Bunkhouse a training area awaits those looking to hone their fighting skills in their downtime. From friendly sparring within the stone arena, to archery and axe throwing practice, to pummeling and poking the training dummy, the Saebjorn crew and Hofborg’s able-bodied citizens keep their skills sharp to defend the town.

Warehouse

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Since coming under the stewardship of the Saebjorn, the warehouse has been brimming with trade goods and wares from across the lands. All manner of commodities pass through the Quartermaster’s scrutiny before being put to use within the town or bartered or sold. Some goods of questionable origin might also briefly reside within the warehouse before moving out to destinations unknown.

Stables

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The town's four-legged work force is housed in the stable adjacent to the warehouse. From swift and steady mounts to steadfast and rugged beasts of labor, all are kept in prime and fit condition by those charged with their upkeep. The work stock is brushed and curried daily, hooves are tended to on a regular basis, and each undergoes frequent evaluation of diet and fitness. Lameness and injuries are taken seriously and quickly tended to by those skilled in such practices, for a "man without a horse is a man without legs".