Hex 18 - Beregost

Located near the Amnian border on the Coast Way, Beregost is a thriving village visited by many merchants on their way to Baldur’s Gate. It’s under the protection of the Church of Lathander.

Biome: Village. Donkey carts. Friendly chatter. Tiled roofs. Smell of manure.

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Travel NW: 12 - Lion’s Way, N: 13 - Coast Way, NE: 14 - Larswood
Travel SW: 17 - High Hedge, S: 23 - Trade Way, SE: 19 - Song of the Morning


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Feature A - Beregost

Located near the Amnian border on the Coast Way, Beregost is a thriving village visited by many merchants on their way to Baldur’s Gate. It’s under the protection of the Church of Lathander. If a war would happen between Baldur’s Gate and Amn, this town would be the first to suffer. Notable businesses in the village include:

  • Feldepost’s Inn. A dancehall and inn. The rowdiest and busiest in town.
  • The Jovial juggler. An inn, popular among the Flaming Fists.
  • The Burning Wizard. An inn prized by “respectable people” and pickpockets.
  • The Red Sheaf. A tavern of ill repute.
  • Kagain’s Company. A caravan guard company managed by a greed dwarf.
  • Thunderhammer Smithy. The forge of the legendary Taerom Fuiruim. He’ll craft anything for a wee bit more than the competition. Has lethal weapons in stock.

Feature B - Pastures

Travelers who wish not to be seen often cut through the pastures and avoid Beregost altogether. The town’s many sheep all graze on the western edge of town for fear of angering the ghosts of Ulcaster to the east. Beregost is known for its textile and cheese, the Beregost Blue.

Feature C - Travenhurst Manor

The richest man in Beregost, Gerard Travenhurst, has built this manor on the norther edge of the village. He has been speculating on land in the area.