Halfhill

Halfhill, a town originally built by humans, was graciously given to the dwarves in a time of great need, solidifying a bond between the two races that has endured through generations. Today, Halfhill thrives as a medium-sized farming community, where the dwarves have made the land their own while still honoring the town’s human origins. The fields surrounding the town are meticulously tended, producing abundant crops that sustain the town and support trade with nearby settlements. 

The people of Halfhill are devout followers of The Stone’s Heart, the dwarven religion that venerates the enduring strength and wisdom of the earth. At the center of the town stands a grand clock tower, a symbol of unity between the human and dwarven craftsmanship, but also a reminder of the passage of time and the importance of resilience. 

The town’s architecture is a blend of human and dwarven styles, with sturdy stone foundations supporting the traditional wooden homes and structures that dot the landscape. Life in Halfhill is one of hard work and devotion, as the dwarves have found peace and purpose in cultivating the land and honoring their beliefs. The town is known for its sense of community, where everyone works together, bound by shared faith and history. Visitors to Halfhill are greeted with the sight of lush fields and a people grounded in both tradition and the bounty of the earth.