While he maintains a modest residence in the Artisans Quarter of Chateauclair to stay close to his roots, his true legacy is the large, tranquil estate he purchased for his aging parents and extended kin, ensuring they live out their days in the comfort their hard lives earned.
Today, Baron Erro (Elderfall) Swiftcurrent is rarely found behind a desk or within city walls. He is a seafaring druid, a man who carries the weight of nobility but prefers the spray of the ocean. He is often found sailing into distant ports, only to find them under threat. Whether it is clearing out ruins or standing as a sentinel against the "true nature of evil," Erro remains a backup fighter for the defenseless, using his bow and his dark, blood-drinking blade to maintain the balance of the natural world.
The Linta (Swift)
Small Trade Ship
Value: 2,000 gp Size. 70 ft. long, 25 ft. wide, 15 ft. tall (5 ft. draft if unloaded, 10 ft. if loaded). Speed. 30 ft. per round; 3 miles per hour; 72 miles per day (half if using oars alone). Cargo Capacity. 20 tons. Crew. Minimum 6, ideally 12. Passengers. Up to 10 comfortably, or 20 if no cargo is carried. Armament. 1 mounted Ballista on the foredeck (+6 to hit, range 120/480 ft., 3d10 piercing damage). Hull. AC 15; HP 200; Damage Threshold 10.
Daily: 1 gp per crew member (food, water, and pay).
Weekly: 10 gp (repairs, docking fees, port taxes)
Crew:
Hired as needed:
The Elven Core (8 Crew): These sailors provide the disciplined backbone needed to manage the sails and maintain watch rotations during 24-hour transits.
Hired and permanent on the boat.
The Quartermaster (Gnome): "Cog-Counter" Wick. Known for his meticulous logbooks and his ability to squeeze every bit of profit from the 20-ton cargo hold.
The Boatswain (Goliath): "Iron-Anchor" Krog. His immense strength allows him to single-handedly manage the bower anchors and ensure the ballista on the foredeck is always ready for combat.
The Ship's Surgeon (Halfling): "Stitch-Quick" Fenn. Expert at patching up sailors after a skirmish in the dangerous waters of La Baie.
The Ship's Cook (Halfling): "Salt-Tooth" Pip. Specializes in making high-quality provisions taste like a feast, ensuring morale remains high during long, trans-continental voyages.