Geldenstag’s Rest
One of the oldest establishments in town, is run by Myrtle, a gray-haired widow who took over the inn after her husband was killed in the crossfire of a dispute between two mercenary groups that had been staying there.
Myrtle now makes it her business to know everyone else’s business, asking guests a lot of questions about what they’re up to each day. The inn’s accommodations are lackluster—the small rooms are furnished with only a stool, a chamber pot, and two cots with dirty furs thrown over them. It might seem like the kind of place that would attract lowlifes and troublemakers, but Myrtle’s pestering tends to drive away people with secrets to keep. The absence of that element from its clientele makes Geldenstag’s Rest a popular destination for travelers who aren’t looking for too much excitement during their stay in Bryn Shander.
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Inn
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