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Hearthwind Inn

The Hearthwind Inn started as a single-room wayside stop two decades ago, built by a retired caravaner named Mara Hearthwind. She opened her door to merchants and guards, then expanded when the local road saw more traffic. Mara vanished five years ago after a winter journey; the inn passed to her apprentice, Joren, who added the upstairs rooms and the small stage. Locals say the inn stood through a raid and a small fire, each time repaired with the same stubborn timber and stone, which many claim gives the place its welcoming resilience.

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Hearthwind Inn

The Hearthwind Inn started as a single-room wayside stop two decades ago, built by a retired caravaner named Mara Hearthwind.

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Joren Hearthwind

Tavernkeeper

Joren Hearthwind
HumanBard

Keeper's Species

Human

History

The Hearthwind Inn started as a single-room wayside stop two decades ago, built by a retired caravaner named Mara Hearthwind. She opened her door to merchants and guards, then expanded when the local road saw more traffic. Mara vanished five years ago after a winter journey; the inn passed to her apprentice, Joren, who added the upstairs rooms and the small stage. Locals say the inn stood through a raid and a small fire, each time repaired with the same stubborn timber and stone, which many claim gives the place its welcoming resilience.

Quirks

A well-trained tabby named Pickles rules the inn, sleeping on purses if allowed and offering a soft purr as blessing. The innkeeper recites a 'welcome verse' to new guests that changes slightly each time, and patrons believe a night spent at the Hearthwind yields dreams of places on the notice board. The innkeeper collects small stamps from travelers' home towns and tapes them to a ledger by the hearth.

Lore

Villagers call the Hearthwind Inn a crossroads of small fortunes and quieter truths. Old caravan markings are carved into a beam above the hearth; they match a trading guild long thought dissolved. Superstitious folk whisper that the inn's foundation stones were laid at the meeting point of two ley lines that are only faintly active, making small charms and simple rituals more likely to succeed in the common room than elsewhere. None of this is proven, but locals leave tiny offerings of bread for safe travels.

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