A staff-only resource center to keep Memory, Maine up and running smoothly.

An all-purpose store for groceries and other needs, which is magically replenished at the start of every day. Citizens don't question this, and a few maintain the store by keeping it cleaned and organized.

A large tavern in the center of town where citizens can get a hot meal and hearty drink. Town gossips congregate here to exchange news and intrigue, and whether they're overheard bothers them not! The tavern keeps citizens sane with its relaxed atmosphere.

A high-ceilinged, one room building used for anything from town meetings to dances to an assembling place for The Armistice. It is a multi-purpose building across from Hearth Tavern.

A brick building with a handful of rooms and facilities, school-age children come here a few hours a day year-round. Adult citizens volunteer to teach what they can, be it healing, flying, mathematics, reading, or sorcery.

A small blacksmithing workshop where qualified citizens can forge small weapons - daggers, hammers, swords and the like. Younger residents may apprentice here when not in school, and any may come to have weapons repaired.

This shop carries magical ingredients for potions, poultices, and spell casting. Supplies are provided by the citizens of Memory, gathered from gardens and looted from dangerous quests to Blackwood.

A standard shop where seamstresses and tailors mend anything from buttons to party dresses to armor. Younger residents may apprentice here when not in school, and any may come to have their clothes and things mended or custom made.

A small collection of offices located near the Gathering Hall, healers and doctors of magical or nonmagical means keep the public safe and healthy. The most common ailments include mild battle wounds, bouts of poison ivy, and broken bones, but occasionally more severe cases occur. In particular, those wounds involving Blackwood and the Pool of Tears are particularly troubling.

Houses and estates in good standing are inhabited by citizens of Memory. As housing is limited, many may share one house in an apartment-like fashion. New comers are taken in by available houses, and children are looked after by adults.

Spacious farms and gardens lay outside the town proper, tilled by resident volunteers. They provide food not supplied by the general store and magical ingredients for the town's apothecary.

The wide ocean beats against high rocks and sandy shores. The water is salty and cold, perfect for swimming in during hot, muggy Maine summers. Here, fish and mermaids alike can call the Atlantic home.

The Willow River runs far outside Memory, helping isolate the town from the outside world. Though it winds it way over the land at a generally lazy pace, heavy rain can make it race fast enough for small white caps. It can be an ideal place for fishing.

Though the plains outside town provide little cover from elements and enemies, large sections are used for sparring, questing, flying practice, and the occasional battle. The wide open space provides plenty of room for trainers, and the Healers Health Offices are relatively nearby for easy access.

Houses and buildings found unfit for habitation were abandoned, and have been left to the bare elements. Particularly resourceful and antisocial citizens may take refuge in the crumbling buildings, if only to get away from the insanity of their reality.

Town Hawkeyes keep watch over Blackwood and the town, making sure residents stay safe. The Watchtower itself is situated about a quarter of the way into the Far Plains, leaving a good distance between it and Blackwood. This Watchtower primarily watches Memory.

Hawkeyes in the Watchtower West keep a closer watch over Blackwood and the ocean. It is situated farther into the Far Plains than is Watchtower East, thus a beacon system has been implemented to warn the town of impending danger.

Seemingly endless and mindbogglingly flat plains surrounding Memory. It would take nearly a half a day to reach the forest enclosing Memory, so journeys across the Far Plains to Blackwood are quite an affair. The plain provide no protection and make travelers easy targets.