He may also offer free drinks that have been drugged by his cook (room 2).įood and Drink are available, but the quality is poor and the prices nothing short of outrageous.Ģ. If Beswill feels that they are a threat to the cult, he may even offer a reduced rate in order to arrange an ambush (see Cult Activities). Beswill will attempt to learn why the party is in Orlane, and if his suspicious are aroused, he will try to persuade them to stay in his in for the night. Bertam Beswill, the proprietor, will greet strangers cheerfully and offer a drink of ale or wine, since his instructions from the cult direct him to act this way. There is an 80% chance that the assassin, Derek Desleigh (Room 6), will be present. Cult Members! 3d4 customers sit quietly about the large common room, sipping from mugs. There are two serving girls, but they are slow moving.

There are several torches lit, but without the fireplaces this causes stark shadows throughout the room. Several barrels of light and dark ale are tapped behind the bar. Those sitting together are not talking and no fires are lit in the fireplaces. Common Room: There is nothing special about this place, it feels like a hundred other taverns, except that the people are subdued, generally sitting alone. All of the customers present will be cult members, usually from outlying farms. He carries a dagger beneath his apron at all times. The owner, Bertram Beswill, was one of the earliest converts, and had modified the inn over the last year to serve the needs of the cult. The Golden Grain is one of the headquarters of cult activity in Orlane.

Golden grain farms