Marshedge Origins

Roll 1d6 to establish Marshedge Hill's origin in the Makers' time—results range from Stone Lord garrison (1), Green Lord city edge (2), neutral trade center (3), Barrow Builder rec...

Roll once to decide what the Marshedge Hill was in the Makers' time. The answer flavors every ruin, tunnel, and storehouse the PCs uncover beneath the town.

Roll 1d6 · Family Site Origin · p. 275

d	Result	Detail
1	Stone Lord outpost	Standing watch over Ferrier's Fen, the Hill held a Stone Lords garrison.
2	Edge of a Green Lord city	All that's left after the Stone Lords sank much of Green Lords territory.
3	Trade center between Green and Stone Lords	Abandoned when war broke out. Vaults of contested goods may still be sealed below.
4	Stone Lord manor reclaimed by the Barrow Builders	The deepest tunnels still hold Barrow Builders burial rites.
5	Some combination of the above	Layers of occupation; older work shows through where newer walls have collapsed.
6	Something else entirely	Decide with the table — perhaps a relic of a power Stonetop has no name for.

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