Cliffwatch

The Cliffwatch Inn

Inn

Northeast Corner of Endcliff Lane & Nindabar Street, North Ward

Rankings

Provender

• Stew and Bread: Poor Meal The Cliffwatch always offers a relatively cheap meal that makes it tempting to folk who work labor or service jobs in the North Ward, but cannot generally afford to eat at North Ward places. His specialties are oxtail and mushroom stew, and an artichokes-and-peppers soup, all served with piping hot cheese-filled rolls • Roasts and Salads: Modest Meal The Cliffwatch's most common meals are a roast meat of somekind, alongside a mixed salad of some sort; he is best known for his horseradish-steeped roast beef or salmon baked on wood planks, and salads of summer greens or slivered apple, cabbage, peppers, and vinegar. • Drinks: The Cliffwatch keeps a fine lager and pale ale on tap (both Modest), a dark but semi-sweet house ale (Poor), and excellent bottles of both whiskey and elverqist wine (Comfortable).

Services

• Rooms: The Cliffwatch has a common room space with a large hearth (Poor Lifestyle) or single-bed rooms (Modest Lifestyle). • Baths: The large tub baths filled with piping hot water are a free part of single-bed rooms, or can be had by visitors and common room residents for 6 coppers.

Staff

• Felstan Spindrivver, stout but otherwise largely unremarkable proprietor (hm)

Map

Main Hall

Central building, original inn

• First Floor: Local Taproom, Merchants' Taproom, Common Room, Kitchens, Servants
• Second Floor: Master's Suites, Guest Rooms
• Third Floor: Guest Rooms

Hospitality Hall

A long building, and the most recently-purchased.

• First Floor: Carriage-way from street, Baths, Guard rooms, Carriage park
• Second Floor: Merchants' Rooms
• Third FLoor: Rental Suites

Stables

• First Floor: Stables, Stablemaster & Stable boys rooms
• Second Floor: Caravan Hand Rooms (4 beds per room)