PFA = Person from Anticlere.
As for the exterior and interior desription; It sounds like an easy enough thing to do, but that'd mean somene (I wonder who that might be) would need to read through the detailed posts of those places from all the old RP-threads. But for example Hela's foly interior doesn't need to be thought of as something specific. It's pretty much up to your own imagination as a reader and writer, it's an inn. It has some tables and some chairs etc.
But of course, in the case of the tower it's pretty important to know where the entrance is if you plan on visiting the place.
Tell you what. The onwer of houses should post the description, as short as they can, in a PM to me and I'll edit in them in the original post, along with the descripton of other places that I can write about in-detail (such as the guard barracks, Gorbad's forge). Sounds good?
Hmm, I can't just ignore the stick of disapproval though. So let's assume it looks something like wabbajack with a fishy stick at the end.
Oh and while I still remember this; What should we do about the steward / magistrate?
Spoiler Name: Staron Macawlake
Age: 48
Race: Redguard-(Father was a breton)
Gender: Male
Height: 5’8”
Birthsign: The Serpent
Appearance: He's quite a short redguard, with more pale skin than most. He has a slightly aged face with a few wrinkles. His hair is still black, although it has been pushed back over the years, revealing a large amount of his forehead. He has his hair cut short. He has small, green eyes and a straight, sharp nose. He doesn’t look too friendly when he has a neutral face on.
Class: Steward / Magistrate
Skills: The Serpent has made Staron quite cold-hearted, to the point where it’s impossible to tell what he feels about a situation. He can move quietly and chooses to do so whenever he walks, often surprising anyone he’s about to speak to if he approaches from behind. He can also disappear in a crowd, which allows him to effectively tail anyone; both in crowded cities and empty streets, (A skill that has served him well in the past, but has limited usefulness in his current position.)
In addition, he is a master at reading people, something that has proven invaluable in his position as a magistrate and steward.
Clothing / armor: Staron wears a fine outfit of the latest fashion. The dark brown color is almost black and the deep green patterns match his eyes. He has a pair of reading glasses hanging in a chain around his neck.
Weapons: He carries only a small, hidden dagger, and he has a scroll of mass-invisibility for emergencies. If he’d activate it, he and anyone within a few feet would turn invisible for a full minute.
Miscellaneous items: Apart from the dagger, scroll and his reading glasses, he has pens and paper with him wherever he goes.
Personality: Staron is rarely happy and when he is, he doesn’t show it, truly a cup-is-half-empty kind of person. He is very sarcastic and hardy ever gives compliments to others.
Major flaw: His lack of skills in combat is perhaps his biggest flaw. He doesn’t easily make friends, even if he tried to.
Background: Staron was raised in Hammerfell by his redguard mother and breton father. His mother wanted him to be a great warrior, while his father wanted him to be a mage or scholar. Staron, however, wasn’t interested in either of those plans. Instead, he soon forgot the things his parents had taught him and became interested in law and legal issues instead. His parent gave up and paid for his education, where he learned to separate right from wrong in many theoretical situations.
He continued studying laws and legal matters his entire life, but also snapped in a few useful talents on the way. He learned how to follow people unseen, step silently and read people like open books. He was an excellent addition to the highly secret inquisition of the stormcloaks for a few years when he was thirty. All of them wore masks at all times in the inquisition, so his race wasn't a problem. Instead, they came to value his skills quite highly. However, the inquisition was wiped out down to the very last member by imperials when Staron was thirty four years old, but he managed to escape without anyone knowing his true name or how he looked.
It was impossible to connect him to the stormcloak-inquisition, but he decided not to take any chances. Instead, he moved to Cyrodiil, where he briefly came in contact with the Spurvhauke shipping company. It was years later that he heard Radwulf, the owner of the shipping company, had bought land west of Riften and set up a new hold. With many years since the inquisition incidence, Staron decided it was safe to move back to Skyrim. There, he got the job of magistrate and steward in the new hold of Valton.
Edit#666: I think Disturbing's character should stay inside Nuramon's house until the next morning. Asap's character had a much less serious wound and has been quite a long time there, completely knocked out at that.