Difference between revisions of "Tubor's Inn and Tavern"
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Long, one-story stone building near the center of [[Drumor]], with a bar at the front and spartan, dusty rooms behind. Low quality, but also low price. Operated by [[Malkor Ridd]] and his family. Tubor was his father. | Long, one-story stone building near the center of [[Drumor]], with a bar at the front and spartan, dusty rooms behind. Low quality, but also low price. Operated by [[Malkor Ridd]] and his family. Tubor was his father. | ||
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'''Menu''' | '''Menu''' | ||
| − | + | * Mug of Beer, 1 cp. | |
| − | Mug of Beer, 1 cp. | + | * Mug of cider, 2 cp. |
| − | + | * Slice of Mother Ridd's Famous Date Pie, 3 cp. | |
| − | Mug of cider, 2 cp. | + | * Turnip Stew, mug of cider, 4 cp. |
| − | + | * Hazelnut bread and blue cheese, cup of water, 2 cp. | |
| − | Slice of Mother Ridd's Famous Date Pie, 3 cp. | + | * Barley porridge, mug of beer, 3 cp. |
| − | + | * Boiled desert rat, mug of cider, 5 cp. | |
| − | Turnip Stew, mug of cider, 4 cp. | + | * Ox and olive pie, mug of beer, 1 sp. |
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| − | Hazelnut bread and blue cheese, cup of water, 2 cp. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:56, 19 January 2020
Long, one-story stone building near the center of Drumor, with a bar at the front and spartan, dusty rooms behind. Low quality, but also low price. Operated by Malkor Ridd and his family. Tubor was his father.
Room, per night: 1 sp.
Menu
- Mug of Beer, 1 cp.
- Mug of cider, 2 cp.
- Slice of Mother Ridd's Famous Date Pie, 3 cp.
- Turnip Stew, mug of cider, 4 cp.
- Hazelnut bread and blue cheese, cup of water, 2 cp.
- Barley porridge, mug of beer, 3 cp.
- Boiled desert rat, mug of cider, 5 cp.
- Ox and olive pie, mug of beer, 1 sp.
