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In case you want to look around the back

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In case you want to look around the back

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Halflings in similar structures, but on the cliffs and not such choice lumber as the coastal cedar of the Thorpe.

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I called it a village above, but it's more of a hamlet or thorpe. This is where the not slaves would live.

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Not so dangerous. Skilled labor. When I say "packing" for the dangerhouse, it really means drying and tamping. This is where it is packaged in barrels for shipment.

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Halflings fire dry and pack the pea moss. Trog should recognize this as the dangerhouse. Of course, the pit is also dangerous if a fairly large fire breaks out. However, the dangerhouse deliberately has a fire cooking peat moss that may blow.

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Dear God, please don't laugh. I am no kind of artist of any medium. This is for recon, not aesthetics. Of course I deserve laughter for the "peat most pit." moss!

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The insignificance of us all illustrated

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The insignificance of us all illustrated

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I didn't want to show you continental stuff because you wouldn't necessarily know of the great world around us, but I could not resist when I found this. There is so much material within these areas that it makes me sad to think how significant our efforts are in the grand scheme of the universe. But, this is rather hilarious. Guess where we are on this map!

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Dude, nerds are crazy. This is The Man's Promise. 

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Dude, nerds are crazy. This is The Man's Promise. 

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I think that there should be only two levels on the Stern, not three! Whatever, if this guy likes his three story aftcastle, let him have it. but, sorry fellas, I am not ordering us a model.

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Also on Windward Isle with Tidewater Rock 

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Also on Windward Isle with Tidewater Rock 

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Should be some good peat moss in there. Waters seem calm from up here.

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I'm hoping you guys have the option of downloading this as a pdf.

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No info of the terrain nor the inhabitants of Manwrack island, but the large island to its east has info. https://skullandshackles.obsidianportal.com/wikis/shark-island

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Checkout "shipwreck in a bottle" That is about where the treasure lie. We are currently south and east of all of this: South of the larger mainland you see on the East of the map, but we are in open ocean past innersea and the connection to the open sea.

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-does the ship sail?
-The hold is said to be full, but of what?
-How much is the treasure worth?
-Where on the island is it?
-Why a painting?
-Which whore? there are many on the island. It is an island of whores
-Is it still there?
-how would it help make a new fortune?
-Is the treasure the entirety of his international traveling loot, or just his share as their would have been a minimum of a 20 person crew.
-Why did Thress need to sail about the world to fill the hold when precious stones and metals could have sufficed?
-Where is his crew?
-Does the story of his death relate to finding the treasure?

How big is Manwrack island?

What is the terrain of the island?

How many tribeswomen live there?

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- A Patchsalt hid a ship with "everything needed to sail and spend for a lifetime"

-Was all treasure in one inheritance from a Thress Patchsalt to a Petra Patchsalt. Petra received the map but Thress died before he could reveal meaning of images and words.

-The island is an island of Mossa ladies from the Mossa tribe

-The island is called Manwrack

-The treasure is all located on the ship

-The ship is through magic, reduced to a size that fits in a bottle. the bottle may simply break and the ship will return to size. The magic is similar to constructing a haversack or bag of holding

-The ship is in a bottle buries somewhere along the island.

-The treasure is hid in a place precious to the memory of the father child relationship of Thress and Petra, but Petra could not recall the memory enough to locate her inheritance. passed it on to Patch Patchsalt her great niece who is the only survivor of the Patchsalt halfling clan, a once powerful merchant family of Salt when Salt was the only Magical component needed to cast any spell.

-The treasure was a great fortune...The salt was before the most coveted product in the world. Before it fell, Thress spent all of it as currency (then more coveted than gold) to stock a ship as an inheritance that would support his daughter Petra for a lifetime. Furthermore, it was said that it would help her amass an even greater fortune to maintain Patchsalt as a powerful family. Rumors say it is all magical items and weapons. Some say it is because of the plunder inside is made up of goods that sell around the world as Thress traveled everywhere to fill the hold of his ship.

-Some say the treasure is worthless as the treasure was the ship itself, then new to the world as a fast sailing ship with no need of oars that is now fairly common. however, the ship may be valued at 20,000 gold if that is true which is more than enough for a lifetime of a halfling. However, that does not account for how Thress filled it traveling the world. Some say that the ship was the first of its kind to be able to travel around the world which most ships can do today. Nevertheless, the treasure is 20, 000 gold worth of a quality sailing ship or it is worthe much more. Some say he traveled the world looking for a wizard to make it fit into a bottle or hold up to 50 cres which makes the ship at least 100,000 gold making the treasure very large.

-Thress in exchange for making the ship be blessed with the bottle of holding, told the wizard he would kill a dragon. He did. another wizard gave him a spell of fire resistance. he took the item of fire resistance, and weighted his body to sink far below the sea. The dragon sniffed him out following the item of fire resistance wanting to destroy it as the best defense against dragons for obvious reasons. The dragon followed his sinking body to the bottom of the sea. Thress held another item that would want to be destroyed by a creature as poweful as a dragon: an item to resist the pressure of the deep sea, underwatebreathing, and underwater vorpal harpoon. The Shackled Kraken sniffed scried it out and went to ocnsume the sinking body of Thress. The dragon and the kraken met. At least Thress and the dragon did not retrun from that meeting. The wizard who scried the battle insisted the Kraken was torched and the dragon drowned. Thress was lost in the middle.

-Thress dealt with many wizards: a war wizard whom he supplied with salt for a lifetime for his magic, a wizard who designed powerful items to destroy the Shackled Kraken, the wizard who made his ship like a bag of holding, a wizard who designed an item to take down the last dragon fo the Shackles. His ship may have very strong magical items.

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Looks like we have to make multiple pads. Maybe there is a way we can make a group and then have a bunch of padlets all conntected to that group. So this one would be a main page and I would move Patch's maps to separate padlet entitled "Patch's treasure" or "Shipwreck in a bottle."

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Double click on the blank space and write something.

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Double click on the blank space and write something.

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I think if I get a Word Online account, I could edit this directly on the padlet site. for now, use pdf.

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Maybe not the best.