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The One Armed Warlock Inn is a noisy place, just before a village.
Traditionally, it was patronised by runaway heirs, but lately it has become
popular with university students. Upstairs there are 12 rooms for guests. The
most popular drink is Anthony's Female Tea. Don't drink Myra's Southern Water.
The Good Bed Alehouse is a drafty place, a short walk from the wealthiest part of town. Traditionally, it was patronised by Apparel Cutters, but lately it has become popular with Pewter Casters. In the basement is a room for pit fighting and a smaller room for storing luggage. The most popular drink is Leslie's Bad Water. Don't drink the Male Chameleon Tea. The Sign of the Ring Inn is a cheerful place, a short walk from the harbour. Traditionally, it was patronised by dwarven miners, but lately it has become popular with runaway heirs. In the basement is a room for the telephone exchange and a smaller room for secret talks. It is best known for its steak sandwiches. Don't drink the Quick Weasel Coffee. The Flaming Ring Inn is a popular place, just before the harbour. Traditionally, it was patronised by Slaters, but lately it has become popular with Quillers. Upstairs there are 31 rooms for guests. The most popular drink is the Gorgeous Ape Ale. The innkeeper, Uriah, used to be a Biologist. The Black Nest Alehouse is a drafty place, on the road to a swamp. Traditionally, it was patronised by university students, but lately it has become popular with water spirits. Upstairs there are 22 rooms for guests. It is best known for its food. In the ballroom is a mural that contained clues to a treasure before it was repainted. The Last Bottle Tavern is a run down place, beside the palace. Traditionally, it was patronised by outlaws, but lately it has become popular with dwarven miners. In the basement is a room for pit fighting and a smaller room for playing pool. It is best known for having the cleanest kitchen in the country. In the kitchen is a secret door. The Good Moon Alehouse is a drafty place, beside the harbour. Traditionally, it was patronised by dwarven miners, but lately it has become popular with tree nymphs. Upstairs there are 9 rooms for guests. The most popular drink is Eliza Jane's Watery Spirits. In the pantry is a mural that contained clues to a treasure before it was repainted. The Forgotten Sword Inn is a new place, on the road to the harbour. Traditionally, it was patronised by weary travellers, but lately it has become popular with runaway heirs. In the basement is a room for pit fighting and a smaller room for storing luggage. It is best known for wild bingo sessions. The innkeeper, Bella, used to be a Hayward. The Golden Rest Inn is a warm place, a short walk from a forest that stretches a day's walk in either direction. Traditionally, it was patronised by university students, but lately it has become popular with weary travellers. In the basement is a room for poker and a smaller room for blackjack. The most popular drink is Alan's Yummy Tea. The innkeeper, Ursula, used to be a Stone Cutter. The Queen's Nest Tavern is a drafty place, beside a big city. Traditionally, it was patronised by runaway heirs, but lately it has become popular with outlaws. Upstairs there are 13 rooms for guests. The most popular drink is the Cheap Hamster Wine. Don't drink Keith's Ordinary Spirits. |
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