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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vendetta" data-source="post: 2507852" data-attributes="member: 14961">With their inns chosen and their rooms aquired, the group sits down to their meals.  The Flying Griffin offers a meal throughout the day, usually some stew with bread and juice and mead, as it does this evening.  Extra items such as a shank of meat or a mug of ale or wine costs.  However, the basic meal is free with the room.  The All-nighter hands over ten tokens to gamble with (roughly equivalent to 10 silver pieces) and an identity disk with which you can gain access to the social club and the basic meals being served in the tavern.However, the Ambassador suites only offers a complimentory breakfast, however, their rooms and service are top of the line (if a little smaller in size than one might think).  Services include turn-down, laundry, roomservice (though you must pay for the items delivered) and even an errand service, within reason.  (Though, with a bit of coin, just about anything can be gotten or done with the errand service)Krueger plops himself down in front of the Flying Griffin's hearth with a healthy bowl of the stew, a large chunk of bread, and a tankered of the mead.  He begins shoveling the food down as if he'd never eaten before.  Inside the All-Nighter, Gemble finds a table playing "Showdown" (a game not unlike Poker) and antes up for a hand.  Jaeden, in the Ambassador Suites, finds the lounge where he buys himself a drink and sits down in the very comfortable, upholstered chairs to listen to a lovely young lady play the harp.</blockquote>

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