Further inside the city, the telltale signs of luxurious celebration were already making themselves known.  Makeshift structures, a jousting pit, a number of tables and tents and a number of decorations already adorned the city square.<br/><br/>The exact center of the town square was marked with a fountain, mystically enchanted to create drinkable water even so close to the open sea.  Inside was the life-sized statue of a young woman made entirely out of gold, smiling to the populace with her arms open in welcome.<br/><br/>Far to the left, a ragged and abandoned building was marked rather simply as an Adventurer's Guildhouse.  A tattered message board hung with names and symbols for those requesting help, but it looked long since abandoned.  This town had not seen adventurers in quite some time.  Still, it would at least have decent bedding for the heroes.<br/><br/>Some distance away, a stone statue overlooked the city from above the buildings of Aequitas, the twin brother of Veritas who dedicated himself to justice.  The brother deities got along quite well, however, and it wasn't uncommon for those of one faith to use the other's temple for divine needs.<br/><br/>The Happy Hog Tavern wasn't difficult to spot, as the two-story building was decorated with the painting of a pig snoozing next an empty barrel of ale.  Although the place had clear signs of activity, it was still only about half full.