The Hearth of Plenty

Nestled in the courtyard behind The Copper Cauldron and The Split Stave, The Hearth of Plenty serves as a vital refuge for Grávenholm’s destitute and downtrodden. Conceived as a philanthropic venture by Behram Talverson, the soup kitchen is a symbol of compassion and resilience in a city where wealth and poverty coexist uneasily.

The Hearth of Plenty offers food to those in need, no matter their station or circumstances. At its heart, it embodies a spirit of resourcefulness, transforming the leftovers from The Copper Cauldron and The Split Stave into hearty soups and stews that fill the bellies of those who cannot afford more. For the truly destitute, a daily ration of bread, hard cheese, and dried meat is freely given—a small but lifesaving offering in Grávenholm’s unforgiving streets.

Patrons who can spare a single copper receive a bowl of the day’s stew or soup, a meal of surprising quality considering its humble origins. The warm hearth and simple seating create a space where even the city’s most forgotten souls can find a semblance of dignity.

For many in Grávenholm, The Hearth of Plenty represents hope, a reminder that even in the darkest corners of the Market District, humanity endures. In whispers around Grávenholm, some claim that the Hearth has saved as many lives with information as it has with food.