Crescent Moon Trading Company

The Crescent Moon Trading Company has a private navy of soldiers in naval uniform LEV E1·00:14:23. Langley Sheffield-Harrington, its Governor-Commander, tells a kenku family that the insurance policy on their burned home will pay out to the Trading Company as the owners LEV E1·00:06:35 LEV E1·00:08:57. Lieutenant Mardres is one of its officers, and the company's merchant marines escort Marcid to Jetsam LEV E1·00:15:10 LEV E1·00:25:15.

The Crescent Moon Trading Company is a merchant house with a private navy, run in the field by Langley Sheffield-Harrington as Governor-Commander LEV E1·00:06:35 LEV E1·00:14:23. The DM says it owns almost 20 percent of the real estate in Leviathan, and that 15 of its bought buildings have extra paperwork while 15 giant copper lamps were made LEV E2·01:38:31 LEV E2·01:25:59. Marcid finds that its insurance policies pay out to the company itself for acts of gods, and he says Crescent Moon will benefit from destruction LEV E2·01:25:59 LEV E2·01:37:36.

Alistair says the company first used the druids and the gnomes in the roots of the Nightmare Forest to contact other planes for interplanar trade routes LEV E4·01:53:54. He says it then tested its insurance scam on The Late Bloomer, and that it had the 15 infernal lamps built LEV E4·02:05:06 LEV E4·02:07:39. Its soldiers block the streets around the Ramble LEV E5·00:34:53. Cheese finds that the marks at the rudder, the helm and the heaviest-built neighborhoods are "not arcane, it's architectural" LEV E4·02:19:46. Tulwar says the Ramble took a loan from the Trading Company, and the DM says many places along the coast belong to it LEV E6·01:06:14 LEV E6·02:05:15. In the end the lamps are disarmed, and the DM says the lamp crushed Langley LEV E6·01:38:38 LEV E6·01:05:46.