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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9189028" data-attributes="member: 11760">This weekend, I'll be running <a href="https://midnight-tower.com/adventures/an-unexpected-wedding-invitation/" target="_blank">An Unexpected Wedding Invitation</a> for a group of coworkers. It's a pretty straightforward Tier 1 5E adventure with a Jane Austen/Regency vibe. (There's a combat encounter on the road to the adventure, either a picnic or hunting expedition, then darting around a mansion trying to figure out who the murderer is, all centered around a bride with a whole lot of suitors.)I'd like to turn the Austen dial up a bit and was hoping folks here might have some suggestions.For starters, the adventure begins in a tavern, which is fine with me, generally speaking, but I was thinking of potentially moving it to a tea house (no idea if that's anachronistic or not, but it feels like it fits the vibe better). Since it's probably a little off, tonally, to have a barroom brawl in an Austen-inspired tea house, I've been trying to think of an alternate way to start things off with a bang.I know this is a fairly unusual flavor to mix into D&D and RPGs generally, but I was hoping someone here might have some suggestions.Thanks in advance.</blockquote>