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Looking for a place to sleep?
After a long journey, a harrowing battle, or a night of well-planned espionage, your adventuring party has earned a good night’s rest. Whether centuries-old or recently established, inn’s of various shapes, sizes, and affluence, exist all across the world. While some may be simple homes with an extra room to rent, splendid establishments with all manner of lavish extravagance are also available within specific cities. What is available to your group may only be limited by the gold in your bag of holding.
Most traditional inns have an inviting air of comfort, with moderately decorated rooms and simple accommodations. The front of the building, which usually faces the road, is often ornamental in construction and welcomes weary travelers. In contrast, the back is generally more straightforward and may have a small detached livery to take care of whatever animals their patrons may have ridden into town. Beyond the provided rooms, the interior of most inns would also have a large community room used for dining, town meetings, or the occasional special event. Though, that is not all that an inn can provide to your party. One need only ask the friendly innkeeper for what other amenities may be available.
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What else is there?
Gourmets and gourmands will be delighted to know that there is much to discover around Faerûn. Inn’s provide an extraordinary chance to explore the various food and drink cultures of the world. Game masters may also offer short quests to retrieve rare ingredients to immerse their players in the local way of life. Rare meats from unique creatures or spices only obtainable through treacherous expeditions may provide a much-needed change of pace from the standard adventure. Not to mention, an excellent way for players to earn a bit of extra coin along the way.
Still, most innkeepers are more than simple, humble managers. They are often part of the mercantile classes within their local city. Besides providing food, a bath, and a warm bed, many dabble in brewing, distilling, importing, as well as what some may consider less-than-savory professions. There is a good chance that even if your innkeeper does not have what you were looking for, they will know someone that can provide it for you—for a price, of course.
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