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The Cornered Boar

The Cornered Boar sits at the crossroads of two old trade routes and has been a gathering place for merchants and citizens for nearly seventy years. Founded by a pair of retired hunt-masters, it survived a city fire that razed neighboring blocks and was rebuilt with timbers from an abandoned mill. Over the decades it has been a hub for guild meetings, watch rendezvous, and the occasional secret bargain. Marta Brinehart leased the tavern fifteen years ago and turned it into a welcoming place for both traveling adventurers and local laborers.

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The Cornered Boar

The Cornered Boar sits at the crossroads of two old trade routes and has been a gathering place for merchants and citizens for nearly seventy years.

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Marta Brinehart

Tavernkeeper

Marta Brinehart
HumanBard

Keeper's Species

Human

History

The Cornered Boar sits at the crossroads of two old trade routes and has been a gathering place for merchants and citizens for nearly seventy years. Founded by a pair of retired hunt-masters, it survived a city fire that razed neighboring blocks and was rebuilt with timbers from an abandoned mill. Over the decades it has been a hub for guild meetings, watch rendezvous, and the occasional secret bargain. Marta Brinehart leased the tavern fifteen years ago and turned it into a welcoming place for both traveling adventurers and local laborers.

Quirks

A small carved boar statuette sits on the bar; if a patron places a copper in its open mouth the staff will consider it a tip for their table's last round (used as an in-world superstition). Marta composes new verses into a ledger under the bar; if a bard or sleight-of-hand expert spends time listening and persuading, Marta may trade a dirty local rhyme for a useful rumor.

Lore

Local folklore holds that the original carved boar above the door was a guardian charm blessed by a hedge-witch; patrons used to leave a small offering to keep the boar from roaming the lanes at night. The tavern is mentioned in a few ballads as a place where deals are struck on stormy nights—one verse hints that a sealed cellar beneath the east hearth once hid a smuggler's ledger with names that could topple a minor noble.

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