Drumchapel

Drumchapel, known locally as 'The Drum', is a market town in the Duchy of Hundredhill with a population of around 2,000. It is famous for rambunctious inns, brothels and bards.

The town is in the demesne of the Baron of Underhill, who delegates the day-to-day running of the town to Guildmaster Flint.

Drumchapel's main industry is ironmongery and pewtery. The town receives shipments of ore from the mines and converts it into armour, weapons, and more. There are many foundries in the centre of Drumchapel, which then transport these metals across Albion. A Guild called the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers and Pewterers, better known as the Seahorses, run the metal trade.

The Guild's guards, the Greencapes, are responsible for maintaining order, alongside the Sheriff of Underhill.

Brinkleburn River, which starts as a stream near Brinkleburn Friary, cuts through the middle of Drumchapel.

The settlement began as an Arcadian market town. The Ampitheatre and the old Arcadian fort are still present in the east of the town, although the latter has fallen into ruin. The main Arcadian element is the remaining cobbled Old Town, which houses the Guild Hall, the Church of St. Milton and the market square.

Inns include the Bright Moon Tavern, the Bloom and Hammer, the Rusty Blade, the Broken Drum and the Smiths Arms. Shops include Lucky Ned's Emporium and the Ironworks.