Benches and straw pads in the large hearthroom. Loud but safe; includes a simple stew and access to the common hall.

A quiet, clean room upstairs with a pallet, wool blankets, and a shuttered window overlooking the glen.

A steaming bowl of root-vegetable and mushroom stew from local foraged produce; filling and warming.

A honey-tinged ale brewed with a pinch of local juniper; mild and popular with woodsfolk.

A bundle of crushed herbs and salves pressed into linen—useful for field first aid.

Thick wool bedroll treated against damp; folds into a neat bundle with straps.

A roughly-drawn cloth map showing trails, streams, and a few named landmarks around the inn.

Torches dipped in pitch and wax for longer burn; useful for caves and night travel.

A leather roll containing flint, tinder, string, a small knife, and a scent-blocking salve.

A lively wood-bred hound pup abandoned near the path; friendly and trained to scent game.

A bitter vial brewed from nettles and crushed bark; counters most natural venoms briefly.

A dozen-and-more ash arrows fletched with goose feathers — serviceable for hunting or combat.

A stout short blade used for butchering game and close work. Well-balanced for a light weapon.

A dark green wool cloak with a deep hood; blends with the forest shadows and helps keep wind off.

A patched leather jerkin that still offers decent protection to a travelling hand.