Inns and Taverns for Game Masters: Big City Taverns Book II, Containing 5 Big City Taverns Plus an Adventure for your DnD Fantasy Tabletop ... Illustrated Menus, and More (Inns & Taverns)

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About Inns and Taverns for Game Masters: Big City Taverns Book II, Containing 5 Big City Taverns Plus an Adventure for your DnD Fantasy Tabletop ... Illustrated Menus, and More (Inns & Taverns)

Every great adventure starts or ends in a tavern! However, if you’ve ever needed to come up with a tavern off the cuff, you know it’s is no easy task. This book is designed as a resource for anyone running a fantasy tabletop role-playing game. It is helpful when creating adventures in advance as well as those moments when you need a tavern on the spot. The concept of this resource is simple; think of it as a Choose-Your-Own-Tavern aid. Inside you will find tavern descriptions, floorplans, staff, and clientele. In addition, you will find beautifully designed menus, tavern events, and even rumors. Big City Taverns Book II features five ready-to-use social establishments in cities and large town settings, plus a fun mini-adventure/dungeon crawl. This guide will enable you to quickly find a tavern for your needs, from an affluent neighborhood restaurant to a seedy underworld dive. Inside you will find stunning full-color fantasy illustrations, flavorful menus, plot hooks, and more! Beautifully illustrated in full color Contains ready-to-go maps Detailed Innkeepers, Staff, Patrons, Rumors, Accommodations, Events, and more! Full-page fantasy tavern menus with prices Taverns in this book: The Hangman's Draught: A den of villainy where breaking the rules invokes an awful punishment–the infamous "Black Barrel." The Thirsty Treant: A large and cheerful inn in the temple district with affordable prices and a volatile cook. The Old Dorland Distillery (O.D.D.'s): This watering hole is full of merriment, games, and unforgettable whiskey–but is it haunted? The Wand and Werewolf: A notorious den of iniquity, gambling, and the headquarters of the Thieves Guild. A sign by the door reads, "Paladins, Welcome!" The Celestial Sanctum: A temple beer garden with fantastic beer you can't find anywhere else. The Mystery of the Merrybrook Monastery (Mini-Adventure/Dungeon Crawl): Merrybrook Monastery is a remote, religious compound famous for its beers, ales, and meads. The monks are religious (pun intended) with the delivery of their wares, but no one has heard from them for over a week. Perhaps it's time to investigate. Let the pub crawl begin! • • • • • • This game aid provides a loose framework of taverns and, with some creative modifications, can work with many fantasy role-playing systems beyond Dungeons & Dragons™ such as: Pathfinder™, The One Ring Roleplaying Game™, The Witcher RPG™, Warhammer™, Gurps™, The 13th Age™, Iron Kingdoms™, Earthdawn™, Shadows of Esteren™, Adventures in Middle Earth™, Draci Doupe™, and any Medieval Fantasy setting.

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