The Half-lord Inyu of Baynock takes care of his kinsmen. He is always defending and securing the rights of the halfling folk. He buys the lands where halfling caravans pitch camp and he supports a thriving industry of little people in the city proper. He is quoted as saying to the big-folk, “It is a small market, but everyman deserves a nitch in this world. It’s my god given duty to make some nitches in my time here.” Baynock is famed for holding masked parties during the new moon. On the darkest witching nights, he invites fifty to one-hundred guests to his estate. Each guest is provided a carriage and a key to a private room if they so choose, regardless of rank or postition. If you knew who was behind each mask you might find a blacksmith dancing a high lady or a fishwife flirting with a prince. Inyu is lately smitten with a bardic halfling lass he has taken in. One Selamer by name, she is quick on lute, flute, and dance and has captured the lords attention and made him her patron of the arts.