Combe

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Combe
Region: Bree-land
Location: [28.6S, 49.2W]


Location

Combe is a settlement in Bree-land. [28.6S, 49.2W]

This fine town is located at the road from Bree to Archet and a smaller road forks off to Chetwood and Combe's lumberyard. New man characters arrive here on their way to explore the Middle-earth; they will find appropriate services, adventures and mysteries to unwind. The residents are well aware of the tragedy that happened in Archet and welcomes any helping hand to resolve problems or prevent the brigands to spread further.

Combe hosts several interiors for crafting, combat training, and quests. Among them is found a bard, a kinship clerk, armour & weapon vendors, a crafting hall with trainers and vendors, class trainers, and more. See the interiors respectively for further details.


Landmarks & Interiors

Services

Mailboxes

Crafting

Travelling

Destination Region Cost Prereqs
Bree-land
South Bree Bree-land 1 Silver 
Ered Luin
Celondim (Swift) Ered Luin 1 Silver 
Thorin's Gate (Swift) Ered Luin 1 Silver 
The Shire
Michel Delving (Swift) The Shire 1 Silver 

Quests

Cartwell's House
Ellie Cutleaf's House
Combe's South Gate

See "starting quests" and the interiors for more quests

Involving


NPCs

See list of all NPCs within Combe.

NPC Function Coords
Services & Equipment
Jack Cloverdale Stable-master [28.6S, 49.5W]
Mag Hardhammer Light Armoursmith [28.3S, 49.5W]
Nate Fleetfoot Medium Armoursmith [28.3S, 49.5W]
Morgan Darkraven Bowyer [28.4S, 49.5W]
Karl Quickfire One-handed Weaponsmith [28.3S, 49.4W]
Lowell Wickham Two-handed Weaponsmith [28.3S, 49.4W]
Others
Burl Beeman Quest [28.4S, 49.5W]
Combe Stable-helper Quest [28.6S, 49.5W]
Constable Sageford Quest [28.6S, 49.2W]
Gail Catchpole Quest [28.5S, 49.5W]
Geoffrey Fuller Quest [28.5S, 49.1W]
Horse Quest [28.6S, 49.5W]
Leighton Howard Quest [28.6S, 49.7W]
Maida Woodwright Quest [28.6S, 49.4W]
Rurik Fennel Quest [28.8S, 49.6W]
Ted Pickthorn Quest [28.5S, 49.0W]
Guard Free Peoples
Farmer
Townspersons
Woodcutters

Civic Structures and Facilities

Notice: The different locations within this section individually list quests, services, NPCs, and more, which pertain to each of them.

The Comb and Wattle Inn

The Comb and Wattle Inn
See The Comb and Wattle Inn for more details.

The Comb and Wattle Inn can be found on a raised platform in the centre of Combe. [28.7S, 49.3W]

Though Lizbeth Honeymeade, the Tavern Keep, works hard to provide the best possible service it is in desperate need of renovations and quite empty: Except for some unpleasant ruffians and the rare, rough rangers. However, during festivals this place livens up a bit when members of the Inn League empty the storage of Beakbreaker Ale.


Combe Crafting Hall

Combe Crafting Hall
See Combe Crafting Hall for more details.

The Combe Crafting Hall can be found on the road leading east towards Chetwood uphill from the centre of Combe. [28.8S, 48.6W]

This is the indoor craft-faire of Combe where there are crafting trainers for all professions. Its Mistress of Apprentices, Jill Brushwood, is happy to teach visitors crafting professions.


Training Hall

Combe Training Hall
See Training Hall for more details.

Training Hall

  • Class trainers


Maps

Map of Bree-land
Map of Bree-land



Lore

"Bree was the chief village of the Bree-land, a small inhabited region, like an island in the empty lands round about. Besides Bree itself, there was Staddle on the other side of the hill, Combe in a deep valley a little further eastward, and Archet on the edge of the Chetwood. (...) Most of the inhabitants of Bree and Staddle, and many even from Combe and Archet, were crowded in the road to see the travellers start." — The Fellowship of the Ring, by Tolkien
One of the four settlements that together made up the Bree-land, Combe lay in a deep valley on the eastern side of the Bree-hill. It was somewhat to the north of Staddle, but not so distant from Bree as Archet on the fringes of the Chetwood. Its name comes ultimately from an Old English word cumb meaning a deep valley. Probably founded before TA 1300. — lorebook



Gallery

The eastern path of Combe leads to the Northern Chetwood The southern path of Combe leads to Bree & Staddle Outskirts of Combe where Cutleaf lives behind a pond