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|town = Ta'Illistim |
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|1 = It is located on Shimmarglin Court in the eastern part of the city. Visitors |
|1 = It is located on Shimmarglin Court in the eastern part of the city. Visitors|can{{boldmono| [[CHECK IN]]}} at the front desk. Private [[table]]s are found in the tavern. The upper floor has bedrooms and |a small non-denominational chapel. |
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|roomname = Shimmarglin Inn, Lobby |
|roomname = Shimmarglin Inn, Lobby |
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|desc = Imbued with a sense of great age, the interior of the Shimmarglin Inn is both dim and chill. A thick <font color="blue">crimson rug</font> flows across the stone floor, its bright rectangular expanse contrasting against the dark marble flagstones. A pair of lancet-shaped windows frame the <font color="blue">silver-inlaid oak doors</font> leading to the outside, their segmented panes casting a pale, filtered light across the scarlet floor. The entire room feels calm and serene, sensations more akin to a library than a public inn. |
|desc = Imbued with a sense of great age, the interior of the Shimmarglin Inn is both dim and chill. A thick <font color="blue">crimson rug</font> flows across the stone floor, its bright rectangular expanse contrasting against the dark marble flagstones. A pair of lancet-shaped windows frame the <font color="blue">silver-inlaid oak doors</font> leading to the outside, their segmented panes casting a pale, filtered light across the scarlet floor. The entire room feels calm and serene, sensations more akin to a library than a public inn. |
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Revision as of 16:03, 15 August 2018
Shimmarglin Inn is a food shop in Ta'Illistim. can CHECK IN at the front desk. Private tables are found in the tavern. The upper floor has bedrooms and
| [Shimmarglin Inn, Lobby] | |
| Imbued with a sense of great age, the interior of the Shimmarglin Inn is both dim and chill. A thick crimson rug flows across the stone floor, its bright rectangular expanse contrasting against the dark marble flagstones. A pair of lancet-shaped windows frame the silver-inlaid oak doors leading to the outside, their segmented panes casting a pale, filtered light across the scarlet floor. The entire room feels calm and serene, sensations more akin to a library than a public inn. | |
Menu
a small non-denominational chapel.
1. a glass of water 9. a seasoned breast of turkey
2. a glass of iced lemonade 10. a platter of thin-sliced venison 3. a mug of fragrant green tea 11. a layered pastry bar 4. a wedge of Double Gyldemar cheese 12. a honey-glazed wheat pastry 5. some walnut bread 13. a flagon of honey mead 6. a lightly buttered yam 14. a tankard of honey amber ale 7. a bowl of vegetable bisque 15. a glass of sweet berry wine 8. a seasoned breast of quail