Fish Market (Lakevale)

The remaining site of Lakevale's original industry, the Fish Market occupies the entire eastern coast of the city. The cheapest, most common, and least in-demand seafood is sold at the south end, and pricier, more delectable meats are sold in the north.

Fishermen and their families occupy individual stalls rented from the city at heavy discounts with the provision that they sell at least 80% of their catch. While not strictly enforced, a few watchful Sentinels patrolling the market is enough to ensure that noone sequesters goods that legally must be sold.

Encounters

 * 1) A giant crab (MM 324) is hauled aboard by a group of whooping, shouting fishermen. Upon hauling it out of the boat it turns out that it's still alive, and the celebration turns to screaming. If the party helps, the fisherman that caught it begs them not to damage it too much or ruin the meat, and swears to pay them for it intact. He isn't worried so much about the meat than he is a trophy.