Sure, some info for you (please try to share it out with other folks). To be transparent, this won't be everything the villagers know, as have to keep some info tucked away for other players, but you're not dealing with lies or untruths.
— Beastmaster: he is a patron of the village, formerly a huntsman. They can confirm the information in Beitang Moran's post, that the Beastmaster was previously known as Hyang-Won. He visits periodically and shares meats and hunt with them. They believe his influence is part of why there are limited animal attacks against the village. He also receives yearly tribute from Ke-Waihu and Ke-Waiar, but this transfer is peaceful.
— Huntress: they don't know who Wrathion is talking about.
— not many people recall the white wanderer, as he didn't draw attention to himself. Those who do remember he originated from the west and was generally unimpressed with what he found to be the excess zealotry of Ke-Sanwon's villages. He was not a religious man, but some question whether the physical frailty and sickness he displayed didn't perhaps sour his spirit towards the beauty of the world.
— there are definitely jewellery forges and standard forges, and Wrathion is welcome to get in touch and try to barter for materials. But he'll have to offer something in return. Alternatively, he can try to scavenge the volcano/mountain. Anything you can reasonably assume he found in the forest, go for it.
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— Beastmaster: he is a patron of the village, formerly a huntsman. They can confirm the information in Beitang Moran's post, that the Beastmaster was previously known as Hyang-Won. He visits periodically and shares meats and hunt with them. They believe his influence is part of why there are limited animal attacks against the village. He also receives yearly tribute from Ke-Waihu and Ke-Waiar, but this transfer is peaceful.
— Huntress: they don't know who Wrathion is talking about.
— not many people recall the white wanderer, as he didn't draw attention to himself. Those who do remember he originated from the west and was generally unimpressed with what he found to be the excess zealotry of Ke-Sanwon's villages. He was not a religious man, but some question whether the physical frailty and sickness he displayed didn't perhaps sour his spirit towards the beauty of the world.
— there are definitely jewellery forges and standard forges, and Wrathion is welcome to get in touch and try to barter for materials. But he'll have to offer something in return. Alternatively, he can try to scavenge the volcano/mountain. Anything you can reasonably assume he found in the forest, go for it.