Deptsford Valley

A small, recently abandoned village, west of Whistler Crest. This town is located in a peaceful, slightly hilly prairie. Houses are primarilly made out of cobblestone and wood.

The people here seem to have vanished in thin air. The town is a curious sight, fires are still smouldering in fireplaces, stoves are still on, and windows of houses are still open. Even livestock and pets were left wandering the town, distressed and hungry- these animals have since been wrangled and brought back to Whistler Crest, as no owners could be found.

Stables

Deptsford seems to have once housed a few mounts, one of the larger building being a communal stable. There don't seem to be any mounts left behind, but there is ample evidence of them once having been there, food and water troughs filled, and straw looking slept in.

With no sign of their inhabitants, the stables have been cleaned up and are ready to use whenever the animals return.

Townhouses

The houses of this town seem sturdy and well built, with the majority having been made fairly recently by skilled hands. All houses appear well taken care of, filled with furniture and other belongings. It seems like all kinds of finley lived here, from farmers to scholars to children. The town also seems to have had a passion for landscape photography, as very few pictures contain any Finley.

The Finley inhabiting these houses seem to have vanished into thin air, although there is no obvious sign of struggle besides a few broken down doors. Many beds are unmade, as if the ones using them hadn't had the time to make them yet. Many houses have pans on the stove with crumbled remnants of toast or eggs, with others having the (now spoiled) half-eaten food set out on plates.

Finley?

Even after search parties were sent out, no Finley living in this town could be found. A few Finley were found living nearby, but all seemed to have trouble recalling anything at all about Deptsford. All of these Finley claim that the town never had anyone living in it.