The Weaver's Cup
The Weaver's Cup was originally a druid's project to grow the largest fruit in the world. When the project was abandoned, a group of traveling halflings hollowed out the gourd and converted it into a rest stop for those traveling the High Canopy roads of Treetops.
The Weaver's Cup
Overview
History
The Weaver's Cup was originally a druid's project to grow the largest fruit in the world. When the project was abandoned, a group of traveling halflings hollowed out the gourd and converted it into a rest stop for those traveling the High Canopy roads of Treetops.
Quirks
The entire structure sways 2 feet in any direction when the wind picks up. Regulars use this motion to help mix their drinks, while newcomers must pass a DC 10 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 1 hour due to nausea. The fireflies in jars also dim and brighten based on the volume of conversation.
Rooms and services4
- Hammock LodgingsLodgingSleeping arrangements consisting of woven silk hammocks suspended from the interior ribs of the gourd.
- The Resonant StageEntertainmentA wooden platform built into the floor where the enchanted lichen pulses most brightly to the beat of the music.
- The Stabilization PorchServiceA small external balcony for newcomers to get fresh air and manage their seasickness.
- Silk Rope LiftsServiceA series of pulleys and baskets used to ferry supplies and heavy adventurers from the forest floor.
People
The keeper and 3 patronsKeeperBran Twist Thistlethorn Halfling bard, level 7
Wood Elf RangerKaelen Leafstep Stoic and watchful, he sits near the exit and mocks any newcomer who looks green in the face.
Gnome TinkererFidgit Spanner Hyperactive and currently trying to invent a gyro-stabilized chair to solve the tavern's swaying problem.
Half-Orc HerbalistMother Marrow Quiet and wise, she sells ginger-root chews to help newcomers with their stomach issues.
Keeper's Species
Halfling
Intrigue
What locals say
The tavern gets its name from the Great Weaver, a legendary spider that supposedly resides in the branches above. It is said the tavern's structural integrity is maintained by the spider's near-invisible silver webs, which hold the gourd to the branch even during hurricane-force winds.
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