The Drowned Man
Built on the site of a maritime disaster, the tavern was originally a salvage warehouse before Thomas Vane purchased it following the disappearance of his son, Peter.
The Drowned Man
Overview
History
Built on the site of a maritime disaster, the tavern was originally a salvage warehouse before Thomas Vane purchased it following the disappearance of his son, Peter.
Quirks
A rhythmic, heavy dripping sound echoes from the ceiling every five seconds, regardless of the weather outside. Patrons instinctively time their breathing to the leaks.
Rooms and services3
- The Wetting RoomStorageA basement area where patrons can store their rain-slicked oilskins. It is perpetually flooded with ankle-deep seawater.
- Shrouded BoothsSeatingSeating areas separated by heavy, rotting velvet curtains that smell of salt and decay. They offer total privacy for those who wish to weep in peace.
- The Salt HearthHeatingA fireplace that produces very little heat, fueled by driftwood that crackles with green and blue flames.
People
The keeper and 3 patronsKeeperThomas Vane Human commoner, level 2
RegularOld Barnaby A retired whaler who stares into his ale for hours, claiming he can see the future in the bubbles.
MournerWidow Martha Quiet and somber, she knits sweaters for sons who never returned from the sea.
HermitSilas the Drifter Suspicious and twitchy, Silas believes the tavern's walls are slowly turning into coral.
Keeper's Species
Human
Intrigue
What locals say
Local legends say the pub sits atop a 'thin place' where the barrier between the waking world and the abyssal depths is worn down by collective grief.
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