Ravens Bluff/Bitterstone

The Bitterstone neighborhood of Ravens Bluff, was a collection of reputable, if somewhat modest, nautical-themed businesses within the city's Harbor District. This area was considered the heart of the harbor, its long-standing stone and timber buildings having served the trade and shipping businesses of the Bluff for many decades. From Blacktree Boulevard in the east to Morglar's Ride in the south, the streets of Bitterstone were always bustling with activity and trade, illuminated at night by the glow of torch lights.

The area of Bitterstone was named after a Ravenian miller of years past who established a home here when it contained only a few scattered buildings. They were rumored to have been a knight of the nearby kingdom of Cormyr.

Notable locations

 * Businesses and Shops:
 * Barnacle Bill's Green Beard Shaving Parlor: This unique establishment, run by the magical barber Bill, offered services in the removal of barnacles from the sides of faces, and barnacles from the sides of ships.
 * Mappers' Worshop: The old and irritable proprietor of this map store, Jork Marpe, would hired adventurers on occasion to map select regions of Faerûn.
 * Oljagg's Rag and Bottle Shop: An old brick building that looked as it were about to crumble to the ground, this junk shop was full of items that most would consider absolute refuse.
 * Tym's Supple Leather Shop: The finest leather boots, accessories and armor were sold, and custom-tailored, in this simple but fine-quality shop.


 * Guildhalls:
 * Mornbright House: The headquarters of the Launderers Guild was located just east of the Bull's sea wall, on the corner of Nightlamp Street and Rhabie Promenade.


 * Inns, Taverns and Restaurants:
 * Hooked Albatross Inn: Renovated from an old hostel, this five-story inn had ample stable room for the steeds of its patrons.
 * Ill Eagle Inn: Although this inn offered quality rooms and delicious food, for a somewhat steep price, it maintained a strict "humans-only" policy.


 * Temples:
 * Dark Dancer: The Ravenian shrine of Eilistraee garnered a fair amount of contention and controversy when it sprang up in a old renovated worshiping during the mid-14 century DR.

Blacktree Boulevard &bull; Crescentcoat Court &bull; Fishleap Lane &bull; Morglar's Ride &bull; Nightlamp Street &bull; Rhabie Promenade &bull; Summoner's Street &bull; Westwall Way
 * Streets and Roads: