An unspoken agreement grants Ralson Indra (N old male halfling) and his farm extra protection during the occasional monstrous incursion. The halfling, who is approaching seventy, spends more time overseeing field hands than working the fields himself, a situation which makes him unhappy. More importantly to everyone at Clovers Point, Ralson has not relinquished his brewing process to anyone. Ralson’s Ale has increased in popularity over the forty years since the halfling began producing it, and he has become wealthy because of its success. Part of the ale’s appeal is that few merchants make the trek here to sell their wares. However, increasing numbers of folk from the neighbouring kingdoms trek to the keep for samples or pay large sums of money for a cask. The crops grown in these two fields often become the first casualties of raiding monsters, who usually set fire to the fields. Khevellin Monard (N male half-elf druid 5), an adventurer who was the only survivor from his party, decided to remain here and protect and enrich the plants. Corn and beans provide sustenance for the keep’s garrison, while oats feed the horses. Khevellin ensures the rotation of crops, should they survive a growing season, to keep the land fertile. The fields are a destination for doe-eyed, adolescent farmhands who believe this is their chance to achieve a secret destiny.