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The Layout
The Layout
A general diagram of the common room. Entry at the bottom. Beyond the inner door is a garden of earthly delight. Marvelous food to a good night's sleep. Even intimate services as you wish. Play does not happen back there.
In all cases translation is instant and invisible. You speak want ever you speak and everyone understands you.
In all cases translation is instant and invisible. You speak want ever you speak and everyone understands you.
-- The Innkeeper
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jayphailey
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Re: The Layout
Hey, Garry. Is there a summary of how the Inn works somewhere?
Re: The Layout
Other than this, no
The sun drops its weary bulk below the breast of the distant hills, evening mists part before the weary traveler. The low eves and half timbered bulk of an inn promise rest and rejuvenation. The sign reads, The Olde Phoenix above the image of the rising bird.
The common room beckons warm and dark. Fellow travelers cluster in small groups. One wears the robes of a simple monk, animals gathered at his feet. Another group is in sleek uniforms with the tools of advanced technology about them. Still a third relaxes with their gleaming arms and the staves of magicians laid aside.
This is the Olde Phoenix, an Inn at the crossroads of the dimensions. A place of rest for all travelers no matter the road, or the destination. I am the Innkeeper, come in, be welcome and refreshed.
Few are my rules, but absolute are they in every respect. The first is that thou may spend but a single night. Come again as thou will, but each time can be but a single night. The second is that you cannot offend the will of any other that comes. Each traveler is entitled to their own rest, as you are to yours. Force against any other guest will not be tolerated. The final, and saddest third. Thou must return to the world that thou left. Abide here you can for a night, but your own reality beckons, and cannot be denied.
But while thou may, be welcome. Rest and enjoy all that I have to offer your. Explore the rooms within and sample all their treasures.
The sun drops its weary bulk below the breast of the distant hills, evening mists part before the weary traveler. The low eves and half timbered bulk of an inn promise rest and rejuvenation. The sign reads, The Olde Phoenix above the image of the rising bird.
The common room beckons warm and dark. Fellow travelers cluster in small groups. One wears the robes of a simple monk, animals gathered at his feet. Another group is in sleek uniforms with the tools of advanced technology about them. Still a third relaxes with their gleaming arms and the staves of magicians laid aside.
This is the Olde Phoenix, an Inn at the crossroads of the dimensions. A place of rest for all travelers no matter the road, or the destination. I am the Innkeeper, come in, be welcome and refreshed.
Few are my rules, but absolute are they in every respect. The first is that thou may spend but a single night. Come again as thou will, but each time can be but a single night. The second is that you cannot offend the will of any other that comes. Each traveler is entitled to their own rest, as you are to yours. Force against any other guest will not be tolerated. The final, and saddest third. Thou must return to the world that thou left. Abide here you can for a night, but your own reality beckons, and cannot be denied.
But while thou may, be welcome. Rest and enjoy all that I have to offer your. Explore the rooms within and sample all their treasures.
-- The Innkeeper
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jayphailey
- Posts: 1578
- Joined: Tue May 29, 2018 7:50 pm
Re: The Layout
Give newbies more of a handle
The Inn appears randomly in the multiverse. Characters can enter it from ay time and setting and interact.
There's no fighting allowed.
When you leave you return to the place you entered.
The Inn appears randomly in the multiverse. Characters can enter it from ay time and setting and interact.
There's no fighting allowed.
When you leave you return to the place you entered.