Of Wardens And Wine

"Of Wardens and Wine" was quite a baronial house. With its massive main room and its stone foundations, it had cost John all of his savings, but he was proud of the results.

The oaken door, on which was carved a griffin holding a bottle in his claws, led to the main room. There on the two sides was a row of four tables and wooden seats, and near the northern wall the stone bar counter. The kitchen, which also was a storing room, contained all of the ingredients used in case a client would need a meal and no drink. John cooked and served the clients on his own - both because it was cheaper and he liked it - and made sure the tavern kept reasonable prices for quality drinks.

The tavern was only open when John wasn't on mission, but as it was not very far from the Keeps part inhabited by the Wardens, he usually managed to get in there at least twice a day.