Centaur Valley. Centaur Valley is where (actually) a lot of centaurs live. They have made two places their homes. The first is called Postern's Gate and the other is called Agor's House. Agor is the main centaur and he, his family, and the workers of his fields all live at the house. Horses being a communal animal - they eat and sleep together. The houses are large and open with oversized doors leading to each location. The upstairs areas are for visitors who might come by. The kitchens DO have a metal stove which is box shaped. The usage of the stove is to cook vegetables and to bake bread. No meat is served and those who wish to eat meat are shown the door. Postern's Gate is the main town. It consists of four main buildings for all of the centaurs to live and sleep in. Like Agor's House, these buildings do have stoves. Unlike Agor's House - they are all one story buildings. There are two main "barns". These are both used to store things. In one - only hay is stored. In the other various vegetables are stored. There is also a blacksmith's shop (run by a centaur), a woodsmith who is a centaur, and a weapons shop used mainly to create the centaur's bows and arrows. These bows are slightly larger than the English Longbow. The weapons (swords and daggers) are larger also. There is an inn in Postern's Gate where visitors can stay. It is a two story building but only has six rooms in it. Two of the rooms are for the innkeeper, his wife, and daughter. The ThistleDowns are a place where nixies and pixies play and live. There are also werewolves who live and hunt in the ThistleDowns. One must be wary when travelling through this area because some of the plant life is also awake and they will move about to disorient anyone who comes through their area. Braud's Tower is an abandoned tower from many years ago. Braud came to the valley and built his tower with the help of the centuars. Little did they know that he secretly collected tufts of fur from them as they worked to help him. When Braud turned on them and began to enslave them - the rest of the centuars called for help from their friends and freed their companions. In the conflict, Braud was thrown from the top of the tower and fell to his death. Out of respect for the dead, the centaurs build Braud's Tomb. Shortly after Braud's death, a strange visitor, a necromancer, came through and tried to raise Braud. Little did the necromancer know that the centaurs had asked a kindly wizard to enchant the tomb so it would seal and not allow anyone or anything to leave it. In the ensuring blast inside of the tomb (also a part of the enchantment to disrupt anything someone was doing inside of it) the necromancer's spell went ary causing his body to fuse with the partically raised body of Braud. This drove the necromaner insane from having a half dead/half alive brain. Now, the thiing who's name no one knows, waits for an unsuspecting tomb robber to open the tomb and release them.
