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Hi Guys,
If you've purchased the Book of Taverns and know the product support password (or managed to get a glance at it in the bookstore), the Necromancer Games website has a free "tavern" you can download -- The Summer Orchid.
http://www.necromancergames.com/prod_support.html
From the Intro:
"Most fantasy role-playing games are set in a fictional variation on medieval Europe where many of the most common meeting places for characters happen to be taverns. However, in Asian-style campaign settings the tavern (jiu dian) wasn’t quite as common a gathering spot as the tea house (cha yi guan), which often doubled for the tavern in that it usually sold food and alcoholic beverages in addition to the teas on the menu. The tea house was often second only behind the local temple as the community center in medieval China. This supplement presents a typical, if slightly rural, tea house called the Summer Orchid, which can be inserted easily into any Asian-style campaign setting."
Chris
If you've purchased the Book of Taverns and know the product support password (or managed to get a glance at it in the bookstore), the Necromancer Games website has a free "tavern" you can download -- The Summer Orchid.
http://www.necromancergames.com/prod_support.html
From the Intro:
"Most fantasy role-playing games are set in a fictional variation on medieval Europe where many of the most common meeting places for characters happen to be taverns. However, in Asian-style campaign settings the tavern (jiu dian) wasn’t quite as common a gathering spot as the tea house (cha yi guan), which often doubled for the tavern in that it usually sold food and alcoholic beverages in addition to the teas on the menu. The tea house was often second only behind the local temple as the community center in medieval China. This supplement presents a typical, if slightly rural, tea house called the Summer Orchid, which can be inserted easily into any Asian-style campaign setting."
Chris
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