Ashabenford

The Council of Six were elected representatives from around Mistledale who appointed the High Councilor of both Ashabenford and the dale. Once chosen, the High Councilor was expected to reside in Ashabenford all year round. Between, at least, the years of 1367 DR and 1372 DR, the reigning High Councilor was Haresk Malorn.

The presence of the Moonsea Ride meant the town had little need for a large open air market, with many services instead being found along the route. Local farmers keen to sell their wares avoided the main trade route, tending instead to stop the wagons in the many yards or lanes dotted around the pleasant backstreets of the town.

As the Barracks of the Riders was located in Ashabenford, the town was regularly garrisoned and patrolled by around two dozen Riders of Mistledale. In addition, between 75 and 90 militia members were kept there in training, while other militia from across the dale could mustered quickly.

Though they were not legally obligated to do so, the martial arts dojo, Widow-Do Dojo, had sworn themselves to protect the capital from outside threats.

• Haresk's Pool: A pond near the House of the High Councilor that was rumored to contain an old bandit lord's cache of treasure at the bottom of its depths.
• Horsewater Pool: This well was a literal watering hole for the local townsfolk to gather, share news and gossip.
• Thorm's Mill: This mill was once run by the miserly Thorm Ubler, and was once the only mill in Mistledale until the mill in Harvest Town was built. Ownership was passed down through the family until it was purchased by Darrik Blackbriar.
• Widow-Do Dojo: A martial arts dojo owned and operated by Wilhelm Maxxer.

Food & Drink

• Arlho's Fine Flasks: This brewery/distillery sold goods of excellent quality. Rhynn Oriandis and his longstanding ally, Jander Sunstar, would frequent this spot for ale quite often during their time.
• Velvet Veil: Rumors and stories from all the corners of Faerûn came through this festhall and was regularly shared by the local entertainers and serving staff.
• Wing-Guardian Chikosa: 

Homes

• House of the High Councilor: The largest house in Mistledale served as both home to the High Councilor and the seat of power for the Council of Six.
• Jhaer Brightsong's House: This was the home of Mistledale's famous traveling minstrel.
• Noristuor's House: Home to the mage named Noristuor.

Inns and Boarding Houses

• Ashabenford Arms: An excellent inn with unequaled rooms and service.
• Barracks of the Riders: This walled hold was home to Mistledale's first-line defenders. It housed their training grounds, as a small keep used as the dale's jailhouse.
• The Six Shields: A rooming house that offered room and board to the dales working people for low cost.
• The White Hart Inn: This honest inn, once run by it's founder, Holfast Harpenshield, catered to adventurers and had very reasonable rates.
• The Black Boar Inn:

Shops and Costers

• Almaes' Alchemy Shop: The gnome Alames, or more properly Almaestaddamir Auldcastle, offered a variety of alchemical mixtures including smokepowder, various acids, antitoxins and the like.
• Black Eagle Trading Company: This company bought local goods from merchants and farmers, and sold them to Hillsfar and Harrowdale.
• Haresk's Hardware Emporium: An old, cluttered general store owned by the town's High Councilor.
• Jarwain's Imports: A small store that specialized in silk, spices. cotton and other luxury goods from Cormyr.
• Kaulvaeras Stables: One of the finer stables within the Dalelands, Kaulvaeras Greymantle was the original owner, but the current owners still offered a fine selection of ponies, horses and warhorses.

Temples

• Harvest Table: This small, roadside shrine to Chauntea was popular among the locals, but dwarfed by the massive temple of Unknown.
• Temple of Tyr: The clergy of this grand sanctuary aided the Riders of Mistledale in their defense of Cormanthor against the Drow.

Between 1372–1385 DR

Between 1358–1372 DR