Local memory
Why the place is remembered
At evening, its west-facing lamp marks the last place where Stonebrook’s keep bell is usually heard clearly. Crews count companions there before committing to the exposed road.
Quarry road east of Stonebrook
Built above the quarry runoff, the shrine offers a shallow roof, windbreak, water crock, tally ledge, and blue-topped homeward marker. It has no shop, bank, healing spell, or hidden passage.
Wayfinding purpose
Treat the shrine as a supply decision. West returns to town; east leads toward the bandit shelves, Old Mine branch, and Northwatch.

On the road
A raised shelter, tally point, and last honest place to turn back before quarry weather.
See More Road ScenesLocal memory
At evening, its west-facing lamp marks the last place where Stonebrook’s keep bell is usually heard clearly. Crews count companions there before committing to the exposed road.
Traveler note
Treat the shrine as a supply decision. West returns to town; east leads toward the bandit shelves, Old Mine branch, and Northwatch.
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