Taverns Of The Old World Dave Allen by Dave Allen instant download after payment.

Adventures and supplements for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay do detail several inns, but they are often particular venues in particular locations that serve the needs of the adventure. This supplement is designed to help a GM in a hurry generate a tavern that feels like part of the Old World, but that is also distinct enough to have a unique feel. A GM who is caught unprepared when their players decide to head to the nearest tavern can use the tables in this article to determine what sort of fare is available, what the staff is like, and what customers are currently spending their time in the taproom.

Like so much else in the Empire, the design and mood of taverns are determined by the class of person they cater to. Venues in the wealthier districts of towns, hoping to attract rich merchants or aristocratic clients, are lavishly decorated, provide long menus of gourmet food and drink, and keep a small army of servants in their employ. Provided that a visitor can persuade the doormen that they possess the bona fides to enter such exclusive places, they will be waited on attentively, treated with unctuous respect, and enjoy quality fare. The bill, however, will be steep. Inns in the poorer parts of town may be rough dives where brawls are common, and the bar snacks are liable to leave a person suffering from the Galloping Trots. Many venues may be acting illicitly, providing cover to criminal gangs, or brewing and selling beers without a licence.

Inns in the country tend to reflect the community they serve, many of them being rather genteel and friendly to familiar visitors and standoffish to strangers. The roads between large towns and cities