Difference between revisions of "Southern Castle Ward"

Revision as of 13:07, 29 January 2014

Map Key

1: The Yawning Portal (Inn; C,3)
- a: Warehouse for Yawning Portal (Warehouse; C,1)
2: Mother Salinka's House of Pleasure (Festhall; D,3)
3: The Empty Keg (Tavern; C,2)
4 & 5: Guard Barracks (City Building; C,2)
6: The Crow's Nest (Tavern; B,1)
7: The Blushing Nymph (Festhall; B,2)
8: The Red-Eyed Owl (Tavern; D,2)
9: The Sleepy Slyph (Tavern; C,2)
A: The Metal House of Wonders (Dock Ward; Guildhall; C,2)

• Waterdeep •
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• Wards •
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• Locations •
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Year of the Scarlet Witch (1491 DR) Calendar • History • Waterdhavian Festivals 1353 DR • 1354 DR Hours of the Day
• Language & Communication •
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• Other Lore •
Deities • Coin & Wealth • Goods & Services • Festhalls & the Soft Trade • Laws of Waterdeep • Wines • Gems • Drugs • Musical Instruments • Dueling in Waterdeep
• City Map •

The Yawning Portal (1): A well-known inn and tavern whose main feature is a massive well on the ground floor of the tavern, some 40 feet across, that descends 140 feet into the first level of Undermountain. There is a rope hoist that can be used to lower or raise those foolhardy enough to venture into Undermountain, at a cost of 1 gp per person. Includes a warehouse (1a).

The Empty Keg (3): A rough-and-tumble beer-hall. Later in the eve, it often sees visits from some of the unattached ladies from Mother Salinka's next door, looking to lure some of the drinkers back to their boudoirs.
The Crow's Nest (6): A modest but comfortable tavern.
The Red-Eyed Owl (8): A comfortable, unimpressive local ale-house that is a favorite of the average Waterdhavian locals, well-loved for its cheap ale and heavily spiced coast chowder.
The Sleepy Slyph (9): A popular tavern for visitors to Waterdeep, featuring driftglobe lights and scantily clad waitstaff dressed as fairies.

The Metal House of Wonders (A): Dock Ward. Guildhall for the Splendid Order of Armorers, Locksmiths & Finesmiths.

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 * '''3:''' The Empty Keg (Tavern; C,2)
 * '''4 & 5:''' Guard Barracks (City Building; C,2)
-* '''6:''' Azuth's Mug (Tavern; B,1)
+* '''6:''' The Crow's Nest (Tavern; B,1)
 * '''7:''' The Blushing Nymph (Festhall; B,2)
 * '''8:''' The Red-Eyed Owl (Tavern; D,2)
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 ===Taverns===
 * '''The Empty Keg (3):''' A rough-and-tumble beer-hall. Later in the eve, it often sees visits from some of the unattached ladies from Mother Salinka's next door, looking to lure some of the drinkers back to their boudoirs.
-* '''Azuth's Mug (6):''' A modest but comfortable tavern that caters primarily to local mages.
+* '''The Crow's Nest (6):''' A modest but comfortable tavern.
 * '''The Red-Eyed Owl (8):''' A comfortable, unimpressive local ale-house that is a favorite of the average Waterdhavian locals, well-loved for its cheap ale and heavily spiced coast chowder.
 * '''The Sleepy Slyph (9):''' A popular tavern for visitors to Waterdeep, featuring ''driftglobe'' lights and scantily clad waitstaff dressed as fairies.