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The town of Etran’s Folly has never had it easy.
Located far from popular trade routes, it has
never been more than a stopover point for
merchants making their way from Elidir to Almas.
Worse still, after the Goblinblood Wars, the town
suffered terribly from a plague outbreak that killed
almost half the population. Etran’s Folly never truly
recovered. This fact led many to refer to the town as
“Plaguestone”—a reference to a stone marker in town
once used to safely give food to the sick and dying.
Villagers left food at the stone and, in return, the sick
placed coins in a hole in the stone, filling the hole with
vinegar to cleanse the copper and silver of any trace
of the plague. Now, many of the town’s homes and
businesses are empty, their residents long dead save
for a few orphans taken in by neighbors or left to fend
for themselves on the fringes of the community.
When the plague came to Etran’s Folly, Silwyth
Eldara did all she could with herbalism and alchemy to
find a cure. Alas, the pox was too virulent, and in the
panic, the townsfolk blamed Silwyth for not coming to
their aid. When the aging elf caught the plague herself,
the townsfolk refused her succor, leaving no food for
her at the plaguestone. She died soon after, cursing
survivors to a life of misery, leaving her daughter, Vilree,
all alone.
Located far from popular trade routes, it has
never been more than a stopover point for
merchants making their way from Elidir to Almas.
Worse still, after the Goblinblood Wars, the town
suffered terribly from a plague outbreak that killed
almost half the population. Etran’s Folly never truly
recovered. This fact led many to refer to the town as
“Plaguestone”—a reference to a stone marker in town
once used to safely give food to the sick and dying.
Villagers left food at the stone and, in return, the sick
placed coins in a hole in the stone, filling the hole with
vinegar to cleanse the copper and silver of any trace
of the plague. Now, many of the town’s homes and
businesses are empty, their residents long dead save
for a few orphans taken in by neighbors or left to fend
for themselves on the fringes of the community.
When the plague came to Etran’s Folly, Silwyth
Eldara did all she could with herbalism and alchemy to
find a cure. Alas, the pox was too virulent, and in the
panic, the townsfolk blamed Silwyth for not coming to
their aid. When the aging elf caught the plague herself,
the townsfolk refused her succor, leaving no food for
her at the plaguestone. She died soon after, cursing
survivors to a life of misery, leaving her daughter, Vilree,
all alone.
Take this opportunity to introduce yourselves to each other. You may also talk to the other Teamsters in your wagon (the last wagon), if you wish. 
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