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<blockquote data-quote="WizO_Siani" data-source="post: 2565164">Good questions, thank you.The answers are that there are no couches or sofas thank you. However, a few divans are spotted about; armless, backless furniture, generally associated with the Roman Empire more than anything else. The Tavern is very magical in many ways, but it isn't a Tavern of Holding. It would be nice if people used the furniture that is present in the setting instead of trying to turn it into a modern living room/lounge, but there's not much I can do there aside from ask nicely.The booths are what they seem to be; semi-private bench seat booths along some of the walls. Tables and chairs are scattered about the open floorspace.To head off some obvious observations, the Tavern has undergone extensive and recent rennovations. As a result the map is a bit off from it's actual appearance. I am working on new ones, to include exterior views and I hope a 3d pic of the town itself.Siani</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizO_Siani, post: 2565164"] Good questions, thank you. The answers are that there are no couches or sofas thank you. However, a few divans are spotted about; armless, backless furniture, generally associated with the Roman Empire more than anything else. The Tavern is very magical in many ways, but it isn't a Tavern of Holding. It would be nice if people used the furniture that is present in the setting instead of trying to turn it into a modern living room/lounge, but there's not much I can do there aside from ask nicely. The booths are what they seem to be; semi-private bench seat booths along some of the walls. Tables and chairs are scattered about the open floorspace. To head off some obvious observations, the Tavern has undergone extensive and recent rennovations. As a result the map is a bit off from it's actual appearance. I am working on new ones, to include exterior views and I hope a 3d pic of the town itself. Siani [/QUOTE]

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