The Drowned Hart
Neutral ground, for exactly as long as it pays.
A road inn where every guest is carrying something they should not, and the innkeeper prices the risk to the copper. The neutrality is a business decision and everyone knows it.
2 characters · 3 world facts
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Maren Holt
The innkeeper. Sleeves rolled, forearms scarred from the kitchen, and a ledger she carries into the yard rather than leave on the bar.
MarenHoltthe innkeeper - character
Sela
Maren's daughter. Too-large boots she refuses to replace and a tally slate hanging from her belt on a bootlace.
Selathe innkeeper's daughter
World facts
- location
The Drowned Hart
Upstairs is always full, whatever the register says. Neutral ground by custom rather than by law, which means the custom holds until someone can afford to break it.
the Drowned Hartthe Hartthe inn - faction
House Corran
Hangs people for wearing the wrong crest and sends riders for whatever it wants. Pays the inn well and expects that to be remembered.
CorranHouse Corran - rule
The Crest Law
Carrying a struck house's crest is a hanging matter. Enforced unevenly, which is worse than being enforced at all — nobody can price the risk in advance except Maren.
the crestcrest law
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