Lazarus, The Surviving Village Capitol
A capitol that has risen from Dwarves and humans alike after the first decade of eternal winter. The villagers keep warm with plenty of firewood and the Dwarves craft excellent metal tools and weapons to help the hunters bring in food, as the village is built over a vast and expanding mining shaft that was dug up soon after the village's start. Here the local tavern was the liveliest place of the apocalypse. Civilians drank their sorrows away, ladies of the night would come to flirt with the hardworking men after a long day's work, and beer has become a thriving luxary. It was a small settlement, but the stone walls built around it helps keep it secure despite being on the outskirts of the Ragadell, the Dwarven capitol kingdom. In the bar, various pelts and mounts of previous game such as the heads of bores and dears were plastered on the walls, bear rugs seated under every wooden table. Tonight the bar was a bit lonely due to their being an especially harsh snowstorm out. It was 12 in the morning now, three local drunks at the far corner and Miss Reina, a wood elf, which was a rarity to see in these parts, still held her occupation as a bartender.
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William Drakkenshire
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William was seated at another corner, drinking a pint of water as he wasn't in the mood to drink. Volcanic earthquakes and marching through lava was never an issue for William, nor was it fatal, even the dragons weren't as bad in comparison to this. The bitter cold of what had became of most of the world was too much to bear for the heat-loving dragon worshiper. Besides, few dragons were acclimated to cold conditions, almost exclusively the obvious ice dragons that would perhaps thrive now.
His staff was at his side, and his brown cloak covered his body completely, his face obscured from view, not even his glowing brown eyes could be viable. Though when he would take sips his chin and lower lips were in view by the torch lights. He was contemplating on what to do now, perhaps he should just turn back, go to the one place that isn't a frozen wasteland and hope that the dragons there don't eventually eat him. He'd rather take his chances with the beasts he shares an ancestral link to then these bloody demons, especially the head of which, Faust, the very source of the winter plague.