Green Dragon Inn
From the outside it looks snug, inviting and humble. Stacked stones and marble pillars make up most of the building's outer structure. It's impossible to see through the high windows, but the entertained voices from within can be felt outside.
As you enter the tavern through the well-crafted, wooden door, you're welcomed by laughing voices and a sense of home. The bartender is working up a sweat, but still manages to welcome you with a friendly nod.
It's as lovely inside as it is on the outside. Squared, stone beams support the upper floor and the candles attached to them. The walls are decorated with adventuring memorabilia.
The tavern itself is packed. Passing traders seem to be the primary clientele here, which is probably the best clientele for the owner. Several long tables are occupied by, what must be separate groups who have bonded over great food and conversation. The other, smaller tables are also occupied by people who are probably starting to reach the point of having drunk too much, though nobody seems to mind. Even most of the stools at the bar are occupied, though nobody seems to mind more company.
You did hear rumors about this tavern, supposedly it's famous for something, but you can't remember what for. Though judging by the amount of cups, tankards and glasses on the table, it's probably the fine alcoholic drinks. You manage to find a seat and prepare for what will undoubtedly be a great evening.
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