Welcome to the Tenth night of Dice-ember where we get a better glimpse at the Brigands Inn, the Burgundy Brigand. Tonight we look at the Inn itself as we already know some of the patrons. But I feel as though this wont be the last opportunity to see this inn or the people who frequent it.
So sit back, grab a seasonal beverage and let’s roll into the holiday season!
The Brigands Inn
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The bustle of feet and patrons wasn’t something uncommon for the Burgundy Brigand. The people were also the same shady people of Rimeglenn with the occasion of a noble or merchant who were here to try and change their fortune with underhanded methods.
The most famous of these noble born was Lord Reese Dryberry – a man who changed his family’s wealth from one of honest work to something darker. Reese uses his power and influence to ensure that the people who come to him to make a deal are successful in their wishes, however they normally get more than they bargain for and several people have been accused of theft, arson or worse where the evidence pointed to them and not Reese or his agents.
However the Burgundy Brigand is a place where people don’t just come for narcotics, cheap ale and dodgy deals. The inn also harbours and attracts those that are experts at gathering information and selling it for the right price.
Despite its shadier side of the inn it is a cheap alternative to the others if the people who dare stay within its walls are vigilant, observant and keep an eye on people and their belongings.
Thanks for joining me for another night. Alas there is no Zine tonight (after a very long day) but there are only a few more that are remaining. So don’t forget to come back each day this week for more Dice-ember content and hopefully a zine or two. And as always, don’t forget to roll with advantage,
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