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€¥gusa, also known as Eygusa, is a small Waymet by usual standards. Found on a obscure off branch of the jeweled road it has a few oddities that make it worth noting.

Water source and camp ground

Its primary service as a way met is that it has a resting area for beasts next to a wide flowing river of clean water. There are numerous beaches close to the river for travelers. A long greensward is good for pitching tents.

The Long Hall

There is one Main building. It is a long single story great hall with something of a Viking design. Much of the hall is open for visitors. Nearby buildings are support, storage, craft and workshops. A small village is about a mile inward that is for locals.

• Two thirds of the long hall is open for guests there are movable tables guests are allowed to sleep in the twenty feet from each wall. Cleanliness is requested and a knack of the staff is that they can cast Area Cleanliness. They do so free of charge.

• A third of the Main hall at the eastern end is sectioned off by the proprietors. It is called East Den

• • Part of East Den is a merchant area something like a tourist attraction/gift shop.It is stocked with trade goods from across shadow traded by Jeweled Road travelers. Much of it touristy items. Baubleheads of Enubis sits next to t-shirts from the Hard Rock Cafe Hawaii. The merchandise changes often as one might guess.

• • Diner. Part is food sales much like a diner. Sandwiches, pasta dishes, drinks, fried foods. The only staple is various preparations of locally grown mushrooms: fresh, fried, boiled, pickled. Out behind the hall, fading into its forest are vast growths of mushroom.

Part of the merchant area is adventurer supplies: rope, stakes, oil, tool, bedrolls. Much of this equipment is used. Clothes, cloaks of good quality are found here.

Staff While employees and residents are of many races the main family running the Waymet is the Bluefoot kindred of Hobbits. Miles inland is a large region inhabited by families of hobbits. Hobbits, halflings, gandlees, boggies, and other races of similar Mayer seem to congregate in this obscure region of shadow and work out of the waymet. They produce most of the food and much of the handicrafts.