The Ramblewood Inn

The Ramblewood is owned by an unmarried man and his daughter, humans. William and Nessa, Nessa keeps a collection of stolen trinkets from previous guests, and has had multiple run ins with the authorities. Before owning the tavern, William was born into extreme poverty that came into money while treasure hunting. The inspiration for the tavern's name was free association. It was the first thing the owner thought of when asked for a name. It is a tavern of squalid quality, and its main draw is the attractive waitstaff, which is notorious for sleeping with customers for the right price.

History

Constructed in 1212

Type

Inn

Parent Location

The Heartlands