2) The massive kitchen is fully equipped. Two long wooden tables run down the middle of the chamber, pots, pans, and beer mugs hanging from above and cupboards for storage beneath. To the right are four massive kegs of beer, brewed by the Paedragn family. Left is another cutting counter with washing sinks heated by the thermal warmth of the below ground vents. A cheery fire is constantly in use for the cooking of food.

3a,b) Bathrooms, each with several pits. A minor enchantment keeps the smell of these chambers clean and fresh. The floors of these rooms are made from heavy, polished flagstone.

4a,b,c,d) These feasting halls are for large private parties, groups of rowdy adventurers, and for meetings. The long tables are of heavy oak. Old and comfortable leather chairs surround each table. Paintings of the Paedragn family adorn the walls of these rooms.

5 The upper chambers of the Traveler's Rest are for guests of the inn. A large balcony looks down on the ground floor, allowing guests a voyeuristic view of all that goes on below. Be warned, Besda

Two bed private room............ 4gp per night Three bed private room.......... 6gp per night Four bed private room........... 8gp per night Five bed private room.......... 10gp per night Private room key...... 2gp deposit, 1sp/night

Paedragn, strongly dislikes any mischief made from the balcony upon the guests of the pub below. Rooms are comfortably furnished with old, over-sized, heavy furniture. Rooms cost two gold for each bed in the room. The only exception are the two rooms which have no windows. These are saved for poorer patrons and are rented out for the night at the discretion of the innkeepers. The stout oaken doors (4 inches thick; Hardness 5; 40 hp; Break locked DC25) and walls to each chamber are thick enough that conversation within is private to all but the most careful of curious ears. Windows are filled with old, blurry, heavy glass and cannot be opened. They can be shuttered and barred from within for extra security. Room keys are recommended considering the variety and frequently brief passage of the inns guests. Obtaining a key requires a 2 gold deposit from which is deducted 1 silver for each day the key is kept by the patron. On the walls of the halls are pictures of the inn and its owners, past and present.

The Basement
It is worth noting that, since only halflings travel down into the basement of the inn, there are no torches, sconces, lanterns, or other sources of light to be easily had downstairs. A couple of lanterns and some candles are kept in the private quarters of the Paedragn's and lamp oil and stacks of candles can be had from the locked storage room (area 7).

6) The cellar of the inn holds two extra casks of fine Paedragn Ale, a pair of shelves that hold mostly food stuffs and spare crockery. The back shelf of the chamber holds supplies for the guest rooms (sheets, pillow slips, extra blankets, paint, sandpaper, and so on). The door to the basement is heavy bound ironwood. It can be barred and locked from within, providing a stalwart barrier to entry. (Reinforced ironwood door: 5 inches thick; Hardness 8; 60 hp; Break locked DC28)

7) This storage room holds more valuable tools used to upkeep the inn, Paedragn memorabilia, fine wines, and other costly inventory. Only Besda and Paddy have keys to this chamber. Use the stats for door to area 6 for the door to this chamber.

8) This room is kept magically cold at 33ºF (1ºC). A large water well, filled to the brim and kept clean with a purify spell fills the corner of the chamber. Hanging on the wall are a half-dozen shiny clean metal buckets and a stout wooden pole. The door to this room is kept locked. Use the stats for the door to area 6 for the door to this chamber.

9) The dining hall of the Paedragn family is guarded by a heavy door from area 6 (Use the door stats given in area 6). It is a comfortable chamber with a large round table being its focus. The Paedragns eat their private meals, play card games, and relax in here. The floor is covered with soft pelts cured by Bilon Paedragn, one of the older brothers.

10) This is the bedroom of Malrey, Selda, and Shay Paedragn. Three large, human-sized beds rest close to floor level (their legs have been shortened. Wooden toys frequently are scattered about the floor. Three clothes dressers stand against two of the rooms walls.

11) The two younger boys, Hamrik and Millon, sleep in this chamber. A third bed is kept for Chance Paedragn when he is home and not out adventuring. Two bureaus rest against one wall, holding the toys and cloths of the boys.

12) This bedroom is the parents room, slept in by Besda and Paddy Paedragn. A small antique table and chair set is to one side, a carefully hand carved dresser to the other side. The only double-bed on the premises is in this room. A secret stone-work door (search DC25) leads out of this room to area 15. The door is opened by a small lever hidden by the dresser (Search DC 20). Pulling the lever doesn't open the door, but it does undo the lock so that the secret door can be pushed open. Pushing the lever back will close the door if it is open. The lever will not budge unless the entry door to the residential hallway is closed.

13) This bedroom is where the two older boys, Bilon and Bobig (Bob) Paedragn, sleep. Also in here sleeps Grandfather Tuddy Paedragn. The faint smell of hops is always present in this room since Tuddy spends nearly all his waking hours mashing hops and making fine Paedragn ales and brews.

14)This children's playroom provides another space for the Paedragn family to relax when they are downstairs. Toys are kept against the shelves in one corner of the room, usually, and on the table in the corner is usually one of the many hand carved jigsaw puzzles made by Grandpa Tuddy or Paddy Paedragn. Tuddy's great armchair, from which he likes to tell his many stories, rests in one corner of the room.

15) This secret passage leads out into the warrens of tunnels that spread out beneath the travelers rest. Many miles of twisty caves lead out here, mostly unexplored except for a way of escape that surfaces near a massive oak tree several hundred yards away. The tunnels are hot and steamy, smelling faintly of sulphur, iron, and lime due to great geothermal vents hidden somewhere in their great depths.