The Sheaf offered no entertainment and was favored by merchants who wants to hold quiet businesses meetings. The Red Sheaf The largest inn in Beregost, known for its fast service. Feldepost's Inn An old and comfortable inn, popular among the elderly. Inns and Taverns Īs of 1368 DR, has one tavern and three inns. Ī street between Feldpost's Inn and the Jovial Juggler.
Shops Thunderhammer Smithy A blacksmith shop that offered excellently-crafted weapons by the larger-than-life "Thunderhammer" Fuiruim. Important Sites Temples Song of the Morning This temple of Lathander dominated Beregost in terms of influence upon its citizens. ĭespite the loss of the school, and the worldly travelers it could bring, the settlement of Beregost thrived, growing into a large town and an important trading center. Tales of ghosts that haunted the school's ruins caused the town to develop further on the west side of the Coast Way, leaving the hills east open for livestock.
The school was destroyed in 1106 DR by Calishite mages and only the ruins remained. History īeregost began as a small farming village, established some time after 1026 DR to support the school of magic run by the wizard Ulcaster, on the opposite side of the Coast Way. It was policed by the guards from the temple, as well as Flaming Fist from Baldur's Gate. By 1372 DR, Beregost was recorded as having no "official government", though Most Radiant Ormlyr was still in charge. In 1368 DR while Beregost's offical government was a five-person town council, in reality, the town was run by the governor, Kelddath Ormlyr, who is also the high priest of Song of the Morning a major temple to Lathander.
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