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The Dripping Quiver

Founded fifteen years ago by a pair of retired rangers, The Dripping Quiver earned its name from a constant drip in the rafters and the quivers left by huntsmen drying by the hearth. Brynn purchased the place after one founder disappeared on a 'last scouting trip.' Over the years it became a neutral ground for mercenaries, scouts, and traders moving between the borderlands and the city. Several minor skirmishes have been quelled on its flagstone floor, and more than one debt has been settled with a blade drawn under Brynn's watchful eye.

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The Dripping Quiver

Founded fifteen years ago by a pair of retired rangers, The Dripping Quiver earned its name from a constant drip in the rafters and the quivers left by huntsmen drying by the hearth.

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Brynn Thorne

Tavernkeeper

Brynn Thorne
Half-elfRanger

Keeper's Species

Half-elf

History

Founded fifteen years ago by a pair of retired rangers, The Dripping Quiver earned its name from a constant drip in the rafters and the quivers left by huntsmen drying by the hearth. Brynn purchased the place after one founder disappeared on a 'last scouting trip.' Over the years it became a neutral ground for mercenaries, scouts, and traders moving between the borderlands and the city. Several minor skirmishes have been quelled on its flagstone floor, and more than one debt has been settled with a blade drawn under Brynn's watchful eye.

Quirks

Every new patron is offered a complimentary 'first-song' coin: place it in the music box if you wish to hear a tune dedicated to your recent exploits. The bartop is scored with tiny rune-scratches that local adventurers claim track the number of times a blade has been sharpened there.

Lore

Locals whisper that the tavern sits atop a seam of old ley energy, which is why wayworn adventurers often find luck or misfortune amplified here. The rune-scratches on the bar are said to shift subtly when danger approaches, a relic of the first owner's affinity for tracking battles. Some claim that late at night the hearth's embers glow faintly blue when a true hero enters, though most say that's only the influence of the mead.

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