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Question 8) What are some names for the religious groups?
Question 11) Are there many Faiths and are any of them race specific?
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Answer 8-
Halfling Faiths
The majority of the halfling quarter are followers of the spiritualist sect known as the Seventeen Champions of the Feast. This venerates deified halfling culinary legends and heroes, each of whom is a patron of a different meal of the day, course or staple dish. The central deity is Laa Maryon Mullgeth of the Middle Noon Repast, while other figures include Braa Bowlmuth, Maker of the Sandwich, and Wee Bigton of the Twithing Cake.
Halfling adventurers and warriors are more likely to worship a different deified hero, Saa Elmo Hamstringer, Master of War Poetry. Disciples study his
Octavo of Blood Sonnets of the Winter War while practising either his paired sickle and spiked-gauntlet fighting style, or the shield and pig-spear style. Clerics of this sect can summon the power of Saa Elmo to imbue themselves or their weapons by reciting one of his 700 known battle poems, and Warrior-Poets of the sect compose their own quatrains or sonnets to embody forms, celebrate notable weapons, commemorate fallen comrades or glorify great battles.
Inside the halfling quarter, the Feasting Hall of Seventeen Feasts and the Pavilion of Rhymes are both imposing stone buildings facing each other across Braa Bellgad's Square.
Question 16
What's the name of the city?
Question 17
What's the tallest building?