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The Bellfounder's House

The Bellfounder's House began as a lodging room and eating place for workers at a small bell foundry that once stood nearby. When the foundry closed, the building's owner kept the old trade name, and the inn gradually became a reliable stop for drovers, messengers, and local families. A cracked bronze mold, too heavy to move, remains set into the hearthstone.

Tavern · kept by Tamas

The Bellfounder's House

The Bellfounder's House began as a lodging room and eating place for workers at a small bell foundry that once stood nearby.

Overview

History

The Bellfounder's House began as a lodging room and eating place for workers at a small bell foundry that once stood nearby. When the foundry closed, the building's owner kept the old trade name, and the inn gradually became a reliable stop for drovers, messengers, and local families. A cracked bronze mold, too heavy to move, remains set into the hearthstone.

Quirks

The inn's old bell mold ticks softly as the fire cools, like a clock with no hands. Tamas hangs damp gloves on a peg beside the hearth and returns them to their owners in order of dryness. Guests who arrive in heavy rain are offered a small cup of hot cider before they are asked to pay.

Rooms and services5

  • Upper RoomsLodging
    Six clean rooms with feather mattresses, wool blankets, and a shared washbasin on each landing. A room costs 8 silver per night, including breakfast.
  • StableAnimal care
    A stone-lined stable with space for eight horses, a hayloft, and a groom on duty until midnight. Stabling costs 5 copper per night; feed costs extra.
  • Curtained TablePrivate dining
    A long oak table screened by a curtain, suitable for a private meal or a discreet conversation. There is no magical soundproofing.
  • Hearth SettleSeating
    A brick hearth and a deep settle make this the warmest corner of the common room. Guests may dry wet clothes here if they keep them clear of the fire.
  • Performance CornerEntertainment
    A modest corner with a fiddle, a hand drum, and room for a singer or storyteller. Performers may play for supper and a share of the tip jar.

People

The keeper and 4 patrons
  • KeeperTamas

    Human fighter, level 4

  • Local healer and regularHeda

    A village midwife with a practical manner and a sharp memory for who has come and gone. She is kind, but dislikes being interrupted while eating.

  • Retired guard, roughly comparable to a low-level martial adventurerOrsik Vard

    A broad-shouldered retired caravan guard who tells dry jokes and watches doors out of habit. He is capable in a fight, but prefers to keep the peace.

  • Traveling clerk and novice explorerJori

    A young map copyist who speaks quickly when nervous and sketches the room on scraps of paper. Curious enough to ask questions, cautious enough not to answer all of them.

  • Ranger for hire, seasoned enough to be a useful contact for a level 5 partyBeka Tseret

    A weather-beaten ranger who keeps her hood up indoors and shares useful trail warnings in exchange for news. She can handle herself in dangerous country.

Keeper's Species

Human

Intrigue

Intrigue · GM only

What locals say

This is a quiet, welcoming country inn rather than a grand city establishment. Its food and rooms are priced for ordinary travelers, though its common room sometimes hosts scouts, guild messengers, and adventurers passing through. The bell mold is a local curiosity, not a known magical relic, but a careful investigation could connect its maker's mark to a nearby ruin or a forgotten record of the area's defenses.

Plot hooks

4
1The mold's midnight ringing grows louder whenever someone brings a bronze object into the common room. Tamas asks the party to discover whether the sound is harmless before rumors drive away his guests.
2Beka Tseret heard a bell-like tone from a ruined watchtower on the old road, followed by lights moving where no patrol should be. She offers to guide a small group there in exchange for a fair share of any recovered records.
3A courier left a sealed packet beneath the curtained table and vanished before dawn. Its recipient arrives that evening, but the packet's wax bears a mark matching the old foundry mold.
4Someone has been quietly buying up scraps of bronze from local households. Heda knows which homes were visited, while Orsik noticed the buyer was unusually interested in the inn's hearth.

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