Pass

Pass was a city built around a road, a river, and a bridge. In early June 1499, it was burnt to the ground and the majority of the survivors were killed by the Salmon Bank.

Founding
The Turyur river is wide, fast and treacherous. It is extremely difficult to build a bridge across it, and thus only one bridge has lasted long enough to gain renown.

Pass started out with a woman called Talls Remure, now long dead and passed into legend, who threw a log across the river from the South bank as a teen, in 1084 AA to get to a fresh strawberry patch on the North bank. She realised that she liked this bridge and started improving it, making it wider and wider and safer and safer, until it was safe enough for horses and carts to cross. She was now into her mid-twenties, and was in need of a job, so she charged people three copper pieces to cross.

Visitation of the Band of Four
The Band of Four found themselves crossing the Turyur River at the city of Pass after taking a break at the magic school of Babilaan in 1485 AA.

After going to the inn they knew we had to get some supplies for their journey to Magelbrath which would take around two and a half weeks. They bought three hundred feet of rope, some ammunition and a couple of kegs of gunpowder at a supplies shop. After that, the group visited an auction, and Duckhand in particular ended up spending several hundred gold pieces and does not recommend bidding on the items no matter what the auctioneer says! They then passed the bridge across the river and started off on their journey to Magelbrath to collect their army which was waiting there.

Destruction by the Salmon Bank
The Salmon Bank, whilst swimming upstream on their salmon-barrel water skis, stopped at Pass for a break from travelling in 1499 AA.

Promptly after putting their salmn back into their barrels, the Salmon Bank were confronted by James Goston, a local innkeeper, who invited them into his inn for food. When the food was served the, Salmon Bank came to the realisation that they had been heftily overcharged for such a low-quality meal. Misguidus, who was the principal victim, made his frustration obvious. Just before conceding to the scam, Namfoodle Nackle and Misguidus separately bribed Grog and Greg, respectively to first murder James Goston, then murder the other bodyguard. Almost a sort of game. Goston was caught off guard and was murdered. Grog came out victorious from his fight against Greg. When a lady heard the ruckus and came to investigate she was promptly dealt with by Grog with orders from Namfoodle Nackel. After this, the Salmon Bank felt they didn't want any witnesses, so they sent Grog to take out the rest of the population. As Grog was doing the dirty work the Salmon Bank looted the town. In an apothecary's basement Misguidus met Preesh. Grog had eliminated all but 3 of the population of Pass and the Salmon Bank continued on their journey upstream.