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| TOWN INFO AND PLACES FOR SILVERTOWN | |||||||||||||
| 1. THE FOUR SILVER TOWERS: four miracles of nature. four sources of silver raised up from the ground to reach high into the sky. when the settlers found this place they where amazed. somehow they where able to bore out the silver and turned those four amaizing spires into guard towers. they used the rest of the silver from the inside to make walls so there town was protected with silver. in these towers you will find guards of the town but still worth a see | |||||||||||||
| 2. MINERS CAMP: this towns main source for money is the silver mines. but sadly just after they told the emporer he couldnt have the mines monsters started to appear. so its hard to get anyone to go in there. but the miners came up with a plan if anyone could clear the mines they could have there weight in silver. | |||||||||||||
| 3. THE SILVER SPOON: the only inn in the city. there prices are steep but there rooms are amaziing as silver decorates most of the rooms. rooms are 200 gil a night so be prepared to spend if you want to stay there. | |||||||||||||
| 4. SALLYS SILVER WARES: this is the only weapon parts store here where they make all kinds of parts of silver perfect to hunt some monsters. | |||||||||||||
| 5. LOUS STORE: this is the item store in silvertown. there they have good items but at high prices. | |||||||||||||
| 6. SILVER FIELDS: there is so much silver there is a field just outside that has taken on a silverish like color. its a wonder even though it isnt silver. but be warned its so shiney it tends to attract monsters there. | |||||||||||||
| 7 SILVER WAND: this is silver towns most profitable buisness there the magic store where they sale potions and ingredients | |||||||||||||
| 8 SILVER CASTLE: not really a castle that was a name giving to the mayor of the towns house. one of the first houses built by his ancestors it used some of the silver from the four towers so every wall floor and ceiling is silver. but he has many guards always on duty to prevent robberys. | |||||||||||||