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The Stonethroat Lodge

Built into a ledge overlooking a narrow pass, The Stonethroat Lodge began as a miners' shelter carved by the forefathers of House Granitebrew nearly 120 years ago. Over decades it grew, brick by mortar and hammer by hand, into the lodge it is today — a waypoint for mountain caravans, a haven for grizzled miners, and occasionally a courtroom for claim disputes. Hroth's family has run it for three generations; they survived two avalanches and one attempted skirmish over a disputed vein.

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The Stonethroat Lodge

Built into a ledge overlooking a narrow pass, The Stonethroat Lodge began as a miners' shelter carved by the forefathers of House Granitebrew nearly 120 years ago.

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Hroth Granitebrew

Tavernkeeper

Hroth Granitebrew
Hill DwarfFighter (retired militia captain)

Keeper's Species

Hill Dwarf

History

Built into a ledge overlooking a narrow pass, The Stonethroat Lodge began as a miners' shelter carved by the forefathers of House Granitebrew nearly 120 years ago. Over decades it grew, brick by mortar and hammer by hand, into the lodge it is today — a waypoint for mountain caravans, a haven for grizzled miners, and occasionally a courtroom for claim disputes. Hroth's family has run it for three generations; they survived two avalanches and one attempted skirmish over a disputed vein.

Quirks

The lodge echoes: raised voices carry and sometimes sound like whispers from the stone. Regulars tap a secret rhythm on the table for private greetings; newcomers who mimic it are often treated as kin. Hroth insists that untoasts be made by slapping a coin on the table — a superstition said to keep mountain spirits honest.

Lore

Old dwarven songs claim the mountain itself remembers pacts. There is a local tale that the pass was once sealed by the Ancestors with a 'stone-writ' — a rune that must be tended lest the mountain's hunger stir. Many miners wear small iron coins struck at the lodge as talismans; superstitious or practical, those who leave a coin on the hearth before sleep are said to dream true of traps and tunnels in the morning. The lodge's brewer uses a yeast strain rumored to have been cultivated from the water of a 'hidden spring' beneath the mountain — some swear it imparts clarity of thought and steady hands for those who drink it.

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