Pebblefoot

Pebblefoot is the most easterly of any settlement in Grand Pridain, and is the ancestral home of the reeve of the Horn of Cornumbra.

Description
Pebblefoot bears the marks of its downfall in the salt-battered and sagging architecture of its once picturesque homes. The village radiates outward from a central market square that holds the ruined statue of its founder, Drurus Pace, whose torso lays scattered at its own feet.

Pace Spa
Just off the market square is a walled off, decrepit manor that belongs to the Pace family. A stone single story house sits atop decorative pillars, squatting over a pair of bathing pools that are now filled with the towns famed healing waters. The roof of the building is now covered in astronomical apparatus.

Before the arrival of Galius, Jecily, Moddeus, and Penerence the water that flowed to the spa was blocked by the dam of the Pebblefoot Beavers, a group of magically mutated beavers with healing properties.

The Bathing Cleric
The Bathing Cleric is a two building inn designed to cater to pilgrims and tourists with money to spend, thus it appears much more high class than the town around it.

The Hanging Stone
Just outside of town is a large boulder that sits atop a small incline, of which the boulder is taller than. Afixed to the boulder is a rope and pulley system designed for strangling the condemned people of the village. Executions here are rare though, and there has only been one since Anthoswold Pace took over the reeve. Draftgoats are usually used to pull the pulley system. This is where Galius Morn met Yuge and formed a strong bond with the animal.

Hitchathrift Mikk's 'Tavern'
Hitchathrift Mikk has stacked up a number of crates, barrels, and other spare pieces of wood in the form of a room on the beach and runs it as a 'tavern' as a hobby. He rarely gets visitors but when he does he draws their pictures and hangs them on his wall.

West Cottage
On the western road heading out of the village, cutting close to the Gracehead cliffs, is a small thatched roof cottage with an unkempt garden filled with nautical knicknacks. The interior of the house is much the same, featuring maps and shipping instruments displayed on almost every available inch of wall space. Jecily Bright hid in this house for a month after her fall from the Chained Cathedral, surviving on the ample food and wine stored there.

Wreck of the Brass Nag
On the north-western beach of the village lies a shipwreck in two halves. This ship was the Brass Nag. The wreck was used as a hideout for Tokara of the Chamber Door Flock and was further destroyed during the battle between them and the Gnawth Company on the beach. Now nestled between the wreckage are the remains of Tokara's walking tank.

Etymology
Pebblefoot gets its name from the stoney beach that it straddles and its location at the foot of the Gracehead cliffs. It is thought that it could also get its name from the famed adderstones sold to pilgrims there in the past.

Travel
One can travel to Elsett on a road heading east from Pebblefoot.