Mayor Oseph Menhemes lives here with his wife Emnala, their five children and a small army of servants. One of the oldest buildings in town, the cross-shaped manor is far larger than the family needs. The whole west wing has been closed for two generations, and the east wing is now a public museum of Otari's history.
The Menhemes family runs Otari Lumber, the largest of the town's three lumber concerns, and owns the Giant's Wheel and the Loading Flume. Oseph spends his mornings as mayor and his afternoons on the family business.
The party’s dealings
The party has learned that the Menhemes line descends from Aesephana, the Roseguard's healer, and that the family still holds her holy symbol of Erastil, the same shape as the keyhole on her sarcophagus beneath the fishery.