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Message: <blockquote data-quote="morrey" data-source="post: 4564170" data-attributes="member: 55997">I understand what you are saying and we are taking that tact with all of our outdoor and underground sets.I looked at the inn in a different manor.  In our campaign of 20+ years, we returned to the Stone Bard Inn over and over with both new and old PC"s.  It became a base of operations and in fact, we eventually drew it out (many years ago) and laminated it rather than keeping it on a battle mat and having to fix it all the time.  The layout isn't exactly the same because I tried to make it as modular and useful as possible.By combining 1 or 2 tiles with a battle mat I’ve used the common room and upstairs private room tiles as barracks and officers quarters, the 3 private rooms and patio area as parts to a keep and the stage as part of a theater.     If you need a smaller inn or tavern just use the two tiles that represent the kitchen / bar and the indoor table area.  If you want a very small tavern you can overlap the bar with the table area.  Then using either a wet or dry erase marker draw in a back wall.  This makes for a very reasonable and playable small to medium sized tavern.Thank you for the feedback and I will do my best to make the future sets more generic.</blockquote>