The Glass House
The Glass House began as a roadside beer hall built around a spring-fed well, long before the capital of Adlaw expanded around the Bronze Track. Its original owner, a glassblower named Hesta Varn, installed green and amber bottles into the shutters so the setting sun would scatter colored light across the taproom. The inn changed hands several times during Adlaw's growth, but its present owners kept the name and the bottle-filled windows. It became a lower-middle class inn by necessity, offering clean beds and hearty meals to caravan guards, journeymen, junior clerks, and adventurers who could not afford the city's grander establishments.
The Glass House
The Glass House began as a roadside beer hall built around a spring-fed well, long before the capital of Adlaw expanded around the Bronze Track.
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