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:The inn was established in 1034 WR | :The inn was established in 1034 WR by a follower of [[Haesur]], the god of secret knowledge. It has remained a family run operation for nearly two and a quarter centuries. The current owners' reputation of keeping strict confidence regarding the activities of their guests attracts a certain kind of clientele, usually those who wish to meet in private, and willing to pay slightly higher than average prices for the staff discretion. This location has become popular with poets, orators, and thespians living in or visiting the city. | ||
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Revision as of 22:54, 24 March 2022
About
- Quality
- Average
- Prices
- High
- The Zaesiu Stib Shint or Key and Quill, is a small inn and associated tavern in the Waejiran port city of Stuhtadur. Its
Location
- Stuhtadur, Waejir
- The Key and Quill is located in the Waejiran city of Stuhtadur, near the cliff's edge, allowing for impressive sunrise vistas from the Eastern balcony and veranda.
Services Provided
- Accomodations
- The Inn provides both singular and multi-bed rooms for rent.
- Food and Drink
- The tavern on the main floor provides daily meals, and a variety of ales, wines and other beverages to their guests, and other visitors.
Staff
- Owner
- Other Staff
- The inn employs a dozen staff in various roles, from kitchen staff and bar servers to domestic staff tending to the rooms.
History
- The inn was established in 1034 WR by a follower of Haesur, the god of secret knowledge. It has remained a family run operation for nearly two and a quarter centuries. The current owners' reputation of keeping strict confidence regarding the activities of their guests attracts a certain kind of clientele, usually those who wish to meet in private, and willing to pay slightly higher than average prices for the staff discretion. This location has become popular with poets, orators, and thespians living in or visiting the city.
