The Resplendent Brotherhood of Cookery

The Resplendent Brotherhood of Cookery is a guild of chefs and cooks located in The Holy City of Muri'qal who specialize in the creation and improvement of cuisine. Though initially a Kobold organization, the Brotherhood welcomes members of any race into its ranks, all for the good of food.

History
Initially founded out of a need for variety, as Muri'qal and its surrounding lands did not provide a great array of edibles, the Resplendent Brotherhood of Cookery was an intrepid band of dedicated culinary artists that decided in order to make the best of what they were given, it would be prudent to gather and share recipes and techniques. The result, much to the delight of the people living in Muri'qal, was a boom in the production of quality eats, and a source of great reknown for the city.

Current Prospects
The Brotherhood has existed peacefully and with great acclaim since its founding. Its number of members is still on the rise, as members of other races flood into Muri'qal, bringing more varied techniques and new ingrediants to the table. As the variety of spices, vegetables, meats, fruits, herbs, and recipes increases, the vast catalog of information on cookery grows. Today, Muri'qal is reknowned for its quality and selection in the realm of food.

Achthend Pliso
An early member of the Brotherhood, and responsible for the founding of several of Muri'qal's early resturaunts. Pliso was a woman of consumate skill in the kitchen, and an excelent teacher. Her techniques defined Kobold cuisine, and remain relavent to this day. She was deemed so important that there are monuments to her in various places throughout the city.

Antony Colahan
A Human man that is credited for begining the culinary revolution in Muri'qal. Antony ushered in an era of immigration, bringing chefs and those invested in the world of food rushing into the Holy City. He was a renowned chef in his homeland in the North of Gealach Talamh. His prestige followed him, bringing with it an influx of culture from the migrants that came.