The little village seems to be virtually assured prosperity, being located at the intersection [C3-4] of Tychuss and Biridizime. The inns and taverns are very plentiful here, nearly as much so as either Tychuss or Biridizime.
This small village has the unique distinction of being run by a chamber of commerse instead of nobility. They pay their taxes, just as any other city does, but this village seemed to spring up over-night and was no noble was ever given charge of it. On a whole things run very smoothly here and theft is considered just about the worst crime imaginable. This being the case, one would think that the lia-kavair would not exist, but it is rumored to be very very strong here.
The town of Beloy covers an area of approximately 120 acres, with a total population of 7306 people.
| Trades | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bakers | 12 | Chandlers | 16 | Hay Merchants | 3 | Pastrycooks | 11 | Tailors | 38 |
| Barbers | 26 | Chicken Butchers | 5 | Illuminators | 1 | Plasterers | 5 | Tanners | 3 |
| Bathers | 2 | Coopers | 15 | Inns | 4 | Pursemakers | 6 | Taverns | 11 |
| Beer-sellers | 7 | Copyists | 5 | Jewelers | 23 | Roofers | 3 | Watercarriers | 11 |
| Blacksmiths | 3 | Cutlers | 5 | Locksmiths | 5 | Ropemakers | 1 | Weavers | 16 |
| Bleachers | 2 | Doctors | 2 | Magic Shops | 2 | Rugmakers | 5 | Wine-sellers | 6 |
| Bookbinders | 3 | Fishmongers | 8 | Maidservants | 38 | Saddlers | 7 | Woodcarvers | 3 |
| Booksellers | 1 | Furriers | 22 | Masons | 23 | Scabbardmakers | 9 | Woodsellers | 4 |
| Buckle Makers | 2 | Glovemakers | 2 | Mercers | 8 | Sculptors | 5 | ||
| Butchers | 4 | Harness-makers | 4 | Old Clothes | 11 | Shoemakers | 22 | ||
| Carpenters | 13 | Hatmakers | 4 | Painters | 5 | Spice Merchants | 8 | ||
Other: The town has 58 noble (chamber of commerce) houses. The peace is kept by 45 guardsmen, and there are 10 advocates to assist with legal matters. For those more concerned about their soul, there are 92 clergymen and 9 priests. | |||||||||