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Unlike its name, the Ruined Inn isn't ruined it all. It is named after the nearby castle ruin up the hill. Its location almost exactly 30 km from [[Volgen]] on the [[Phonas]]-[[Volgen]] road is perfect and business is good. | Unlike its name, the Ruined Inn isn't ruined it all. It is named after the nearby castle ruin up the hill. Its location almost exactly 30 km from [[Volgen]] on the [[Phonas]]-[[Volgen]] road is perfect and business is good. | ||
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The inn is located a short distance from | The inn is located a short distance from the toll bridge over the [[Gleyre]] river and features several rooms as well as a large common room, stables and a coach house. It isn't walled in, but instead has an internal courtyard, so that it offers only two doors - a large gate into the courtyard and a regular door into the bar room - to the outside. Enough to dissuade wild animals and the occasional bandits. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:55, 4 November 2019
Unlike its name, the Ruined Inn isn't ruined it all. It is named after the nearby castle ruin up the hill. Its location almost exactly 30 km from Volgen on the Phonas-Volgen road is perfect and business is good.
The inn is located a short distance from the toll bridge over the Gleyre river and features several rooms as well as a large common room, stables and a coach house. It isn't walled in, but instead has an internal courtyard, so that it offers only two doors - a large gate into the courtyard and a regular door into the bar room - to the outside. Enough to dissuade wild animals and the occasional bandits.