*Farmers Awake*

*A few farmers awake to find some of their fences mended and their crops tended to in the night. Some of the animals fed and small general chores seen to. THe only evidence is large foot prints about the place, sometimes accompanying that of a wolf.*

*a few days later a farmer whose flock is being plauged by a wolf finds the wolf gone, his fence repaired and his morning work done.*

It seems that the mystirious figure is not alone out there a tall one eyed human is also wandering at nights around the farms, tending the crops and talking to the animals, he has been seen to call several prayers to the Oak father for the crops to have a good season, he tends whatever domestic animal finds sick and suprisingly when he appears the next mornin the cows give more milk.
Often before take his leave just before dawn, he leaves small pouches at the doors of the farmers containing 100 gold each. The one eyed man is bald and carries a wooden sheild some farmers may recognise him as a farmer himself
//would be glad if dms take the money in game.

The nights continue to be busy around the farms of Shadowdale , almost every night the one-eyed man make his rounds, healing the sick animals and the bad crops, fixxing a fence or making farming works he sees undone, again he walk around leaving the small pouches infront of every farm containing the 100 gold.

Another busy night for the farmers of Shadowdale tonight as it seems the one-eye man found time and money again to return to his charity.
He walked around the farms all night giving away around 3000 gold he had gather this time from hunting trophies, and he was even extra careful to check for sings of disease cause of the rumors of the Lord Filth around the area, he blessed the animal and the crops only to slip away again when the first signs of sun start to appear to the horison.

The men who come at night to help the farmers will notice that a good amount of farm houses are empty, and seems to be this way for quite some time. No sign if life can be found, it appears as if the houses were left all of sudden, more or less over night.

Never the less it looks as if someone took well care of the farms during the farmers absence.