• Pear and walnut plate4 silver
  Appetizer

  Thin slices of pear, soft cheese, toasted walnuts, and a dab of honey, served as a small welcome plate.

• Barley-leek broth3 silver
  Food

  Clear broth with barley, leeks, and fresh herbs, served with a small heel of crusty bread.

• Cherry-glazed roast chicken8 silver
  Main Course

  Roast chicken glazed with herbs and sour cherry, with buttered carrots and a little pan gravy.

• Pepper beef supper1 gold
  Main Course

  A tender cut of beef with pepper sauce, fried potatoes, and greens. The kitchen serves this only when the butcher's delivery is good.

• Dill-baked trout7 silver
  Main Course

  A baked river trout seasoned with dill and lemon, accompanied by warm brown bread.

• Onion and cheese tart5 silver
  Food

  A neat wedge of savory onion tart with a crisp crust and a spoonful of dressed leaves.

• Keeper's red5 silver
  Drink

  A small, fragrant glass of local red wine chosen by the keeper. The vintage changes with the season.

• House ale2 silver
  Drink

  A mild, clear ale served in a polished pewter cup, brewed for the inn by a nearby brewer.

• Warm apple cordial3 silver
  Drink

  A spiced apple cordial served warm in a small cup, with cinnamon and clove.

• Almond and plum cake4 silver
  Dessert

  A delicate almond cake dusted with sugar and served with preserved plum.

• Salted Marion fish fillet1gp
  Food

  1/2 lb of Marion fish fillet, soaked in lemon juice, then baked in marinade sauces served with butterfly shrimp or battered onion rings.

• Swirled Cake1gp
  Dessert

  A vanilla base cake mixed with generous amount of cinnamon and ground almonds and topped with a strawberry based whipping cream

• Dragon's Bite 9sp
  Drink

  A very strong alcoholic drink usually served in a shot glass. It can also be purchased by the bottle as well for a very handsome price. For those with a Constitution score lower than 15 when taking a drink they must make a Con DC 20 save or instantly pass out. The unconsciousness usually only lasts for 1d4 minutes. Which can be very advantageous in certain situation,

• Human fighter, level 7

• A soft-spoken caravan guard who watches doors by habit. He is a level 3 fighter and prefers practical talk to boasting.

• A cheerful dwarf appraiser who laughs loudly at his own jokes and notices the workmanship in everything. He is a level 5 rogue with a legitimate trade in antiques.

• A composed human cleric of a local temple, patient with anxious people and blunt with liars. She is level 8 and has come to meet a messenger.

• A quick-eyed half-elf bard who listens more than he performs. He is level 6, charming when it serves him, and careful not to sing about current guests.

• A broad-shouldered dragonborn veteran, level 9 fighter, who keeps his armor polished and his temper leashed. He is courteous to the staff and wary of the sealed notes.

• Zsófi's human cousin, a level 2 wizard who tends the accounts. Nervous around armed strangers, he is unusually good at remembering faces and handwriting.

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