Gave Masoala distinct shops and a worn courtyard

I gave Masoala its own five storefronts for weapons, armor, supplies, companions and contracts. The armorer has an open repair bay with a forge, extraction equipment, bench and vice, instead of sharing a generic shop shell.

The courtyard now has worn paths, softer soil and gravel, a table clear of the main route and two trestle benches. Traders retain their native approach and conversation actions; the architecture supports the existing settlement functions.

“Five storefronts, an open repair bay and paths around courtyard seating make the trading settlement easier to read.”