The Village of Beckshore was swallowed by the waters of Lake Alderford below is the original description of the town and Taverns before this tragedy.
Beckshore is a quaint fishing village that hugs the northern edge of Alderford Lake. With the Whispering Beck River meandering nearby and the looming presence of Godric's Spine Mountains in the distance, Beckshore offers a picturesque landscape. The village’s rustic cottages, with thatched roofs and ivy-covered walls, dot the landscape. The people of Beckshore are weathered, with tanned skin and calloused hands, reflecting a lifetime of hard work. They are fisherfolk, who venture onto the lake with their wooden boats and cast nets to catch fish. Though not overly welcoming to outsiders, they harbor a strong sense of community among themselves. The most notable landmark in the village is the Old Stone Bridge, a relic from a bygone era, which crosses the Whispering Beck River.
The Traveler's Rest is a modest establishment situated at the edge of Beckshore near the Old Stone Bridge. A small inn with an adjoining tavern, it's where weary travelers seek shelter. The building is made of timeworn wood and has a homely, welcoming aura. The interior is simple, with a handful of rooms for guests and a common area where meals are served. The scent of freshly baked bread and stew often wafts through the air.
Close to the fishing docks, Fisherman's Wharf is a small, cozy tavern frequented by the local fisherfolk. Its walls are adorned with nets, hooks, and fishing rods, and the sound of local songs often fills the air. The interior is dimly lit by oil lanterns, and the air carries the scent of ale and smoked fish. The patrons, mostly wearing weather-beaten hats and overalls, share tales of their catches and the mysteries of the lake. Outsiders to the village are not particularly welcome here, as the locals cast wary glances and conversations often grow hushed when unfamiliar faces enter the tavern. The Fisherman's Wharf is a place where the bond of the community is strongly felt and guarded.