Bejish [C3] is a small town that primarily exists because of it's location between Rendin and Kavis. Despite sitting smack in the middle of the waterway between the large cities of Thalspar and Tychuss, it's ports have never expanded beyond it's modest beginnings. It is actually quite a perplexing situation. Bejish could be a major thoroughfare for commerce. Cargo could be off-loaded from Thalspar and transported by land to either Shezar or Cherifar (both mass consuming cities). Economists say that a primary reason for the lack of interest in expanding this area is the numerous zun attacks of days long gone, and others say it is the residents desire to keep it a small town.
If you have travelled through these environs, please let the chronicler know where you stayed, what you ate, and what you did. Word of mouth travels very well, who knows, the proprietors may recompense your visits.
The town of Bejish covers an area of approximately 102 acres, with a total population of 6208 people.
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Bakers | 8 | Chandlers | 9 | Hay Merchants | 1 | Pastrycooks | 6 | Tailors | 16 |
Barbers | 21 | Chicken Butchers | 6 | Illuminators | 1 | Plasterers | 4 | Tanners | 3 |
Bathers | 1 | Coopers | 12 | Inns | 4 | Pursemakers | 6 | Taverns | 19 |
Beer-sellers | 4 | Copyists | 1 | Jewelers | 6 | Roofers | 2 | Watercarriers | 9 |
Blacksmiths | 6 | Cutlers | 3 | Locksmiths | 3 | Ropemakers | 4 | Weavers | 4 |
Bleachers | 3 | Doctors | 3 | Magic Shops | 1 | Rugmakers | 4 | Wine-sellers | 10 |
Bookbinders | 1 | Fishmongers | 6 | Maidservants | 36 | Saddlers | 8 | Woodcarvers | 3 |
Booksellers | 1 | Furriers | 38 | Masons | 19 | Scabbardmakers | 9 | Woodsellers | 3 |
Buckle Makers | 3 | Glovemakers | 3 | Mercers | 13 | Sculptors | 3 | ||
Butchers | 2 | Harness-makers | 3 | Old Clothes | 14 | Shoemakers | 31 | ||
Carpenters | 10 | Hatmakers | 10 | Painters | 2 | Spice Merchants | 6 | ||
Other: The town has 27 noble houses. The peace is kept by 31 guardsmen, and there are 12 advocates to assist with legal matters. For those more concerned about their soul, there are 176 clergymen and 6 priests. |