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<blockquote data-quote="Ankh-Morpork Guard" data-source="post: 1833447" data-attributes="member: 10079">It didn't take long at all to find an inn. Though stopping and asking one of the locals provided directions, it was easily apparent you could just have continued walking and you would have seen the faded paint on a large sign. It read 'Inn of the Welcome Wench', and once held a well painted picture of a woman holding a mug. However, that was where the majority of the faded paint was. The Inn was fairly large, with well trimmed shrubs, a nicely kept yard, and an open stable attached to it.Upon entering, you find it to be a fairly typical inn. The main dining hall has a good amount of tables within it, and you can see a door on the opposite end which is left open that looks like it holds a more private dining room. In front of the entrance is the usual counter, with a black haired and pale skinned woman standing behind it. She does not smile upon your entering, simply nodding to acknowledge your precense. Behind her is a set of stairs, most likely to rooms upstairs, and a closed door off against the wall.The general quiet and calm atmosphere is permiated with the sound of fairly off tune music. A single elf sits near the far corner with a lute, looking like he's trying his best but just not managing a tune. There are three or four others in the inn, minding their own business. One, a sharp-featured man with close cropped black hair seems to be watching you in between bites of the meal in front of him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ankh-Morpork Guard, post: 1833447, member: 10079"] It didn't take long at all to find an inn. Though stopping and asking one of the locals provided directions, it was easily apparent you could just have continued walking and you would have seen the faded paint on a large sign. It read 'Inn of the Welcome Wench', and once held a well painted picture of a woman holding a mug. However, that was where the majority of the faded paint was. The Inn was fairly large, with well trimmed shrubs, a nicely kept yard, and an open stable attached to it. Upon entering, you find it to be a fairly typical inn. The main dining hall has a good amount of tables within it, and you can see a door on the opposite end which is left open that looks like it holds a more private dining room. In front of the entrance is the usual counter, with a black haired and pale skinned woman standing behind it. She does not smile upon your entering, simply nodding to acknowledge your precense. Behind her is a set of stairs, most likely to rooms upstairs, and a closed door off against the wall. The general quiet and calm atmosphere is permiated with the sound of fairly off tune music. A single elf sits near the far corner with a lute, looking like he's trying his best but just not managing a tune. There are three or four others in the inn, minding their own business. One, a sharp-featured man with close cropped black hair seems to be watching you in between bites of the meal in front of him. [/QUOTE]

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