Arena:Inn Patron

Whenever you enter an Inn, you may notice various Patrons sat or standing at the tables placed around the room. Conversation with them will reveal some humorous but often mean spirited responses. Though on occasion there is some helpful information shared with you. A transcript can be found in the Patron Conversation section below.

Inn Patrons

Woman in green dress

Woman with green dress

The bright dress fabric draws your eyes to this patron. Perhaps she can provide an answer to your query.

Seated man drinking

Seated man drinking

As you approach this man, he lowers his mug. With renewed hope you quickly ask him for help. But, alas, he once again raises his mug to his lips and takes another sip, his own troubles more important.

Farmer with hoe

Farmer with hoe

Using his farm tool to lean on, this man stands proud and seeks the comfort of a pleasant seat and a good drink.

Seated man falling asleep

Seated man falling asleep

With his joyful holiday attire, this man could have the answers you seek. As you approach him your hope wanes as he nods off to sleep.

Woman with red cape

Woman with red cape

Standing tall, her appearance is one of both strength and authority. Perhaps she can provide the guidance you seek.

Blonde woman in black

Blonde woman in black

Attractive as only a blonde can be, you approach hoping that her knowledge exceeds her good looks. Many might not notice the slightly obscured sword, sheathed at her hip

Woman with maroon dress

Woman with maroon dress

The rich blue and maroon dress indicates a woman of good taste. Hoping she is a knowledgeable member of the wait staff, you approach and engage in conversation.

Man with hands on hips

Man with hands on hips

Appearing to have some authority, you approach this man seeking answers. He fidgets nervously as he responds to your queries.

Patron Conversation

The various Inn patrons respond to you with randomized lines with various attitudes. These personalities are themselves as a whole inconsequential as they might change after a couple of interactions with patrons, even to the point where one changes their attitude after reply is given to you

• General*

"Don't get too many strangers in the [tavern name]. Not exactly a tourist spot."

"[Provincial exclamation], who smells like an old horse in here? Oh, it's me."

"See if the bartender has any claret left. It's the tastiest wine in [Province]."

"No one in [tavern name] likes a stranger. Except the bartender, if you tip."

• Helpful*

"Why don't you talk to that little fat guy? He's the bartender."

"If you must bother someone, bother the bartender. He gets paid for it."

"[Regional exclamation], don't bother me, [PC race]. The bartender can help you if you need it."

"Why don't you talk to the bartender? He actually likes strangers."

"If you want to hear gossip, go talk to the bartender."

"I'm here to drink. If you want to do business, talk to the bartender."

"The bartender will be more than happy to help you. Just move along now."

"Take my advice, [PC race], get a double room. The single here is lice infested."

"Don't bother with a cheap room at the [tavern name], [PC race]. Get at least a double."

"You won't find any better ale in [Settlement name] than here at the [tavern name]."

"The bartender would know if there's any work to be found in [settlement name]."

"I haven't heard of any work, but the bartender is better informed than me."

"Talk to the bartender, [PC race]. He's the only one at the [tavern name] with information."

"If you're looking for a dungeon to crawl in, there's one right outside."

• Dismissive*

"I'm waiting for a friend. Why don't you just run along?"

"You seem like a nice enough [PC race]. Why don't you run along now?"

"Best ale in [settlement name], here at the [tavern name]. Go drink some and leave me alone."

"[Regional exclamation], do I look like I want to be bothered, [PC race]?"

"Leave me alone."

"Listen, I came here to drink in peace. Do you mind?"

"I'm trying to a [sic] have a life. Go away."

"I'm not interested in anything you have to say."

"Go away."

"[Provincial exclamation], go away. I'd just like some peace and quiet."

"I came here to drink not talk. Do you mind?"'

"Sorry, I don't think I know you, nor do I wish to."

"I want to be alone."

"I don't mean to be rude, but go away."

"No offense, [PC race], but I don't need any company right now."

"Begone, o [PC race]. I don't wish to converse with you."

"I have zero interest in you or anything you have to say, [PC race]."

"You might find this hard to believe, but I don't want to be your friend."'

• Passive aggressive*

"[Provincial exclamation]! No offense, [PC race], but would you mind stepping a little upwind of me?"'

"Looks like they'll let anyone into the [tavern name] these days."

"Why don't you go down to the morgue and tell them you're ready?"

"Why don't you move closer to the wall? That's all ready plastered."

"I'd like to help you out - tell me, which way did you come in?"'

"Do you mind, [PC race]? I was just having a chat with my invisible friend."

"I hate to see my favorite tavern overrun by [PC race] barbarians. No offense."

"[Provincial exclamation], I'm in no mood to be hassled by a drunk [PC race]."

"[Provincial exclamation], I never met a [PC race] I liked. Go away now."

"I love [PC race] adventurers ... boiled."

"[Provincial exclamation], I forgot how many stupid [PC race] adventurers there are in the [tavern name]."

"I'm sorry, but if you thought I looked friendly, you were mistaken."

• Drunk*

"Sorry. I'm a little drunk, [PC race]."

"I'm not as think [sic] as you drink [sic] I am. Maybe it's time for a nap."

"You know, I may be drunk but you're ugly. And I'll be sober later on."