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<blockquote data-quote="Kurashu" data-source="post: 3694823" data-attributes="member: 41198">In our last game, our DM included &quot;The Fallen Sword Inn&quot; The finest inn of all Waterdeep, everything is gold. Even the mugs. And especially the owner's dresses, Euronis (or however her name is spelled, I feel a little guilty for never getting it right). Among it's regulars are a human and a dwarf who constantly play chess over a valuable book (which we never tried to lift for fear of our lives). And housed underneath, much to our surprise, and it makes sense after we found it, a gold dragon. A stairway connected it to a sister tavern in the Underdark, although this one is far less spectacular. Served as the temporary meeting place for a resistance of sorts.When we last left our valiant heroes, it had been shut down for &quot;shady business dealings.&quot; Which our rogue didn't help much when he said he was, quote, &quot;The man. You know, the one who takes care of business.&quot; The authorities took that as &quot;So, you break the legs.&quot;Also, I would go to the Necromantic Tavern. Might get more business if you played down the Nec part and played up the Romantic. Just, disguise your wait staff well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kurashu, post: 3694823, member: 41198"] In our last game, our DM included "The Fallen Sword Inn" The finest inn of all Waterdeep, everything is gold. Even the mugs. And especially the owner's dresses, Euronis (or however her name is spelled, I feel a little guilty for never getting it right). Among it's regulars are a human and a dwarf who constantly play chess over a valuable book (which we never tried to lift for fear of our lives). And housed underneath, much to our surprise, and it makes sense after we found it, a gold dragon. A stairway connected it to a sister tavern in the Underdark, although this one is far less spectacular. Served as the temporary meeting place for a resistance of sorts. When we last left our valiant heroes, it had been shut down for "shady business dealings." Which our rogue didn't help much when he said he was, quote, "The man. You know, the one who takes care of business." The authorities took that as "So, you break the legs." Also, I would go to the Necromantic Tavern. Might get more business if you played down the Nec part and played up the Romantic. Just, disguise your wait staff well. [/QUOTE]

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