The Cracked Flask

In the Market quarter where you can find only the most interesting things you'll find The Cracked Flask. The two story stone building is situated between Madam Mim's curiosities and Krusk's exotic meats. Description: A two story building with a river stone lower floor and a wood/ plaster upper story. The lower floor has projections that extend past the upper story on either side of the door. Inside two large hearths, one on either side wall, provide warmth and light for the room. Directly across from the door is a bar with several seats. Behind the bar are shelves of glassware and mugs, as well as large casks of various drinks. An archway to the left leads to the kitchen and a door to the right leads to a small hallway and a set of stairs. Several small round tables are scattered around and two long tables are situated in the extended sections of the room. Upstairs is a large room filled with several beds, that cam be rented out. Additional rooms serve as the living quarters for the family. Out back is a walled off garden area. The Inn is owned by the Wynren family: Tarron( M half-elf), Joyce( F, Human) and their children Sai (F, 10) and Del(M, 14), also present is Joyce's animal companion Lizab, a black wolf with golden eyes. You are more likely to encounter Joyce and the children than Tarron, who is usually off on some treasure hunt. Typical patrons include adventures and people willing to go digging in the dirt for ancient treasures. Sample Menu: Braised Lamb and Barley Biscuits, Glass of Whisky (1 sp)
Roasted Bear and Barley Biscuits, Glass of Mead (3 sp)
Steamed Dragon and Leek, Glass of Mead (3 sp)
Roasted Mutton and Onions, Tankard of Cider (12 cp)
Pickled Chicken and Dried Onions, Tankard of Bitter (12 cp)
Braised Deer and Cranberry Tart, Glass of Rum (4 sp)
Steamed Phoenix and Shallot, Glass of Mead (3 sp)
Steamed Grouse and Onion, Glass of Wine (3 sp)

Alterations

Before the town was largely destroyed during the convergence:

Upstairs are two is a large room that can be rented , each with several beds and a hearth to fight the winter chill. The other upstairs rooms serve as living quarters for the owners family. Downstairs is largely taken up by a large common room, a pair of long tables with bench seating are situated in the center of the room. A bar near the rear leads back in to the kitchen and down in to the cellar. To the right of the room is a large hearth that provides light and warmth. The walls are decorated with various archeological finds and historical maps.