Medieval

The Woodcraft Carpentry shop is a fragrant space, constantly filled with the clean, earthy scent of freshly cut wood and the soft whisper of planes. Piles of timber, from sturdy oak to lighter pine, are stacked outside, waiting to be transformed. Master Frederick "Oakheart" Finch, a patient and skilled carpenter, turns raw lumber into the very bones of Oakhaven – sturdy furniture for homes, strong doors for shops, and essential building materials for new constructions or repairs. He also crafts more intricate items, from cradles to carved wooden toys, each piece imbued with the warmth of his craftsmanship. His shop is a testament to the village's connection to the surrounding forests and the enduring beauty of natural materials.

The Woodcraft Carpentry shop is a fragrant space, constantly filled with the clean, earthy scent of freshly cut wood and the soft whisper of planes. Piles of timber, from sturdy oak to lighter pine, are stacked outside, waiting to be transformed. Outside view of a carpentry.