A simple outpost with 3 wooden buildings near the middle of the mountain. A bonfire in the middle with several wooden logs surrounding it. A barracks, Armory, and Dining Hall stands around the bonfire. A wooden wall surrounds the outpost.
Outpost, Mountain
soldier
blacksmith
I work in the village.  I enjoy hitting metal with my hammer.  I make fine armor and weapons.
Ay, but this be the only at present. I could make you one nicer, more befitting your station Ah words that are pleasant to my ears! I would like the best of best when it comes to swords...you must know I am one of the ten soldiers that fight hard for our country! I ask that you hold onto this sword until I am given the chance to craft you one better. Keep this one, as a token of my appreciation of your service. Ay indeed I shall preserve this sword to the last breath in me. I appreciate your gift to us, the soldiers, we are the fighting forces in these lands. I must say, this sword, is actually still quite nice compared to the blade I have at the moment. Very impressive, how are you going to forge another one that is better I might ask...? I use only the finest logs and the best sealed furnace for tight hot heat. Ay, I'm known for my craftsmanship but what many don't know is that my engraving is equally impressive. I shall inlay your sword with our Country's motto and your personal family crest. Finally a blacksmith that uses his skill and precision on each blade thoroughly, instead of mass producing blunt blades for a mass majority. Where did you learn these techniques I may ask ye? A bit of a secret, that. But I'll let you in on it. My father was the finest engraver in all of the land and taught me by his own hand. Of course, that was before he betrayed his country as a spy.   It is a shame that the greatest blacksmiths of our country's history turn out be spys...blasphemy. We learn the most from of our fathers and strive to become like them, but in the end we always see the opposite matter....Is this..a - a black powder gun? I have heard lots of tales about these....did you create this as well? Alas. It's the great shame of many a craftsman. One need not worry with myself, soldier. I'm as true as they come. And yes, it is indeed of the chinese magic. At first I treated them as novelty items, but now with the flint striker I've added, and the new sealant around the barrel, this can kill a man at 100 meters, and scare the dickens out of the remainder of the troops with him. At first I saw these as of witchcraft weaponry...but now that I've seen these work on the battlefield - I have changed my mind on these. I just - am not sure if these are honorable in the presence of battle among men. I am not sure if I can even use it as well, I have heard these require precision accuracy from marksmans....is this true Ay, this is true. But half the skill is in the reloading. The honor is found in the skill crafted as a marksman and expert loader. This be half good half bad. My hands are brittle and worn out from all the sword fights I have done. Hopefully I can learn the ways over time. Also, this is a very nice stallion - would you take...perhaps 100 gold coins for it?