The city of Kantul is quiet today, a typical spring day with flowers blooming everywhere. Temperature is in the 70's and it is bright and sunny. The city is not overly large, but comfortable enough to have a good sized economy and population. Very little actual crime is committed, and the police are friendly and helpful always. The Mayor does her job and the citizens are pretty much happy.<br/><br/>On the Main street through the busy part of the market district is a series of shops. One of them is Gretchen Malloway's  Little Shoppe of Games and Antiques. Affectionately referred to as Lisga by the patrons. Gretchen herself is an elderly woman with a very vivid imagination. She collects antiques and sells them as well as games of all kinds. From fancy board games like Chess to the children's classics and many more.<br/><br/>She has always been a fan of the Dungeon's and Dragon's genre and with a little coaxing, will run a game night for her many adoring customers. They come from all walks of life, adults and children alike. She loves them all and treats each one as a special friend.<br/><br/>Today she opened her shoppe with a smile as the warm spring breeze ruffled her silver blue hair. Hanging the OPEN sign on the door, she takes a deep breath of the flower scented air and retreats inside to begin her business day. She has a comfortable chair behind the counter and a large selection of games and books in the front of the store. In the second area is a eclectic collection of antique toys, clocks and knick knacks on shelves high and low.<br/><br/>There is a back room where she has a comfortable lounge set up with a kitchenette for fixing tea and snacks, and furniture that ranges from comfortable arm chairs to a couple long and inviting couches. A table and chairs occupies the center of this room for the more serious gamers to write out charts and set up adventures. Gretchen's chair is an antique overstuffed arm chair in a lovely shade of maroon. This room is only used on game nights when the Shoppe is closed.