Post by Eerie on Jun 2, 2023 19:09:00 GMT -5
One step into this tavern and the smell of alcohol and the faint scent of spicy sausages permeates the air. The small tavern echoes clinking glasses and boisterous laughter. It is dark and cold despite the fireplace near the stairs and the few torches littering the walls. There are a few empty seats at the bar counter but there are a couple of tables not in use, so there is a decent amount of seating arrangements available for the taking with their own dim candles. At least you'd be able to see the other people at your own table clearly even if most of the room is cast in shadow.
Behind the counter is a tall, dark, and lanky mewah stood. His brown hair was short and scruffy. Scars peppered one side of his face and his long pointy ears are missing chunks out of them. The barkeep only has a single visible hazel eye and it is set in a permanent glare, accented only by his bushy eyebrows, his other covered by a patch. There is a dagger strapped to his hip. He is consistently seen scrubbing the various dishes that stuck out of the sink, making his left-handedness obvious. There is a permanent scowl on his face and his one good eye was scanning the room non-stop, as if looking for someone to start a fight or break the law in his tavern so he could kick them out. Even when he is being addressed, his attention was still mostly on the tavern floor, barely sparing a glance at whoever is brave enough to drag him into a brief social interaction.
Should he be asked about his scars and missing eye, he'll be blunt and to the point: "Shipwreck". Asking his name would be inviting a glare and no answer but whispers and small talk provides the answer for you: His name is Bolavio Puveral. You don't know why he doesn't like telling people and if you dare to question him on his decision, or even ask for his middle name, his only reply would be "Witches". Some people understand where he's coming from, but others are left confused at such an answer. It was clear he was not a talker.
You look past Bolavio at the setup behind the bar. In the far left corner is a large cask, its contents unknown. Next to it is rack full of bottles- alcoholic beverages of many brands ranging from wines to whiskeys. There are much smaller casks, the kind that have small spouts for direct pouring, laying on a sink counter, surrounded by clean dishes. Bowls, plates, mugs, the works. A window above the sink provides a grim view of the retched weather outside. There is a wooden board with crudely painted menu items hanging next to the window, just before the stove, and on the right wall is a line of hanging tankards.
Drinks
For those who want to work with Bolavio or want to try to do some shady things without getting caught, there is a storage area for food and water in the upper right corner. There is a sewer grate beneath a table so be careful not to drop any of his food down there. There is a door near the barrel of water that leads straight into a forest within Inner Pagoma. This door is normally locked when not in use and Bolavio and anyone who works with him would be the ones to have a key for it.
Behind the counter is a tall, dark, and lanky mewah stood. His brown hair was short and scruffy. Scars peppered one side of his face and his long pointy ears are missing chunks out of them. The barkeep only has a single visible hazel eye and it is set in a permanent glare, accented only by his bushy eyebrows, his other covered by a patch. There is a dagger strapped to his hip. He is consistently seen scrubbing the various dishes that stuck out of the sink, making his left-handedness obvious. There is a permanent scowl on his face and his one good eye was scanning the room non-stop, as if looking for someone to start a fight or break the law in his tavern so he could kick them out. Even when he is being addressed, his attention was still mostly on the tavern floor, barely sparing a glance at whoever is brave enough to drag him into a brief social interaction.
You look past Bolavio at the setup behind the bar. In the far left corner is a large cask, its contents unknown. Next to it is rack full of bottles- alcoholic beverages of many brands ranging from wines to whiskeys. There are much smaller casks, the kind that have small spouts for direct pouring, laying on a sink counter, surrounded by clean dishes. Bowls, plates, mugs, the works. A window above the sink provides a grim view of the retched weather outside. There is a wooden board with crudely painted menu items hanging next to the window, just before the stove, and on the right wall is a line of hanging tankards.
The Menu
Breakfast Items | Cheese and Bread A wedge of cheese and half a loaf of bread. Available throughout the day. Only big enough to feed a single person. | 27  + 62  |
 | Bowl of Fruit A wooden bowl full of bananas, apples, and purple and green grapes. Can come in two sizes: Single (for one person), and Shared (for a group of people). Available throughout the day. | Single: 42 Shared: 55 |
 | Eggs with Sausage and Toast A plate of breakfast. Two sunny-side up eggs, two pieces of toast, and a large sausage link. Only available at sunrise and the morning. Only feeds one person. | 2  + 72 |
Drinks
 | White Wine An entire bottle of crisp white wine with a serving glass. | 4 + 32 |
 | Red Wine An entire bottle of sweet red wine with a serving glass. | 4 + 32 |
 | Mead A frothy tankard full of mead. Refills available. | 2 + 29 |
 | Coffee A mug full of bitter coffee. Served with optional sugar and cream. Refills available. | 54 |
Available Rooms
If you are getting a room for your character, please create a separate thread for it (Titled Inn Room: 'Your Character's Name'). You are more than welcome to use one of the maps below if you don't want it to be plain. You can keep your thread up even if your character moves to another city. Just remember keep a direct link to your thread for the future, in case your character stays in the inn once more. Your inn room's thread will be treated like a home thread: Only you and those you invite are allowed to roleplay in there.
| Twin Bed The cheapest room and big enough for one person. It has a single twin bed, a comfortable rug to walk on for bare feet, a chest to store clothing and items, complete with a lock and key, and a side table with a portable candle. There are two decorative lavender wall planters along one wall and the opposite you can see the view of the wharf and the freezing ocean.  | 5 + 79 |
| Two Twin Beds Best to be bought if there are two people who are traveling together. Comes with everything that the Twin Bed comes with but with an extra twin bed for sleeping on, extra chest for storage, and an extra side table with portable candles on opposite sides of the beds. There is also a desk in between the twin beds with a chair. The parchment and ink come with the room.  | 7 + 27 |
| Queen Bed For either a single traveler or two travelers that don't mind sleeping in the same queen-sized bed or sharing the same chest. There are two side tables with portable candles and a large chest at the foot of the bed. There is a large fuzzy pelt for extra warmth on the bed and a comfortable carpet to walk on with bare feet. A chair and writing desk are also available, free ink and parchment to use. There is a couch and a set of chairs and a table for extra seating and in case you want to eat and drink privately.  | 10 + 42 |
