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The tabac smoke-filled '''Rough Diamond''' is a [[Vertani]] inn run by Taverner [[Poraaq]] in the valley of [[ | The tabac smoke-filled '''Rough Diamond''' is a [[Vertani]] inn run by Taverner [[Poraaq]] in the valley of [[Kuthalebak]]. It is a rude tavern with plank-board furniture but its bar gleams with the attention shown by its owner. | ||
==Wares== | ==Wares== | ||
;Red wine (goblet of mulled wine) - 550gp: A pewter goblet gently steams, the spicy notes of cinnamon and cardomon mixing with the deep, rich smell of red wine. The translucent liquid within its container a dark carmine colour, small woody flecks and speckles of spices floating on its surface. | ;Red wine (goblet of mulled wine) - 550gp: A pewter goblet gently steams, the spicy notes of cinnamon and cardomon mixing with the deep, rich smell of red wine. The translucent liquid within its container a dark carmine colour, small woody flecks and speckles of spices floating on its surface. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:10, 15 December 2017
The tabac smoke-filled Rough Diamond is a Vertani inn run by Taverner Poraaq in the valley of Kuthalebak. It is a rude tavern with plank-board furniture but its bar gleams with the attention shown by its owner.
Wares
- Red wine (goblet of mulled wine) - 550gp
- A pewter goblet gently steams, the spicy notes of cinnamon and cardomon mixing with the deep, rich smell of red wine. The translucent liquid within its container a dark carmine colour, small woody flecks and speckles of spices floating on its surface.
- Mead (flagon) - 450gp
- An unremarkable wooden flagon, absent of carving or non-utilitarian decoration.
- Beer (pint of ale) - 350gp
- A plain transparent glass vessel contains a dark brown, translucent liquid. Lukewarm in temperature, the thick, velvety layer of froth covering the surface of the ale gently liquifies, leaving a slightly oily residue in its wake.