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	Food and drink options vary widely. On tap, patrons find ales, ciders, stouts and [[Mead\|meads]]. Cellar selections include absinthe, whiskey and Madeira wine. Kitchens prepare soups, roasted meats, fried fish and exotic dishes like turtle soup and pheasant. Kitchen staff, including cooks, servers and helpers, work long hours, often as part of a family operation. Patrons receive quick service and tipping customs vary by establishment.		Food and drink options vary widely. On tap, patrons find ales, ciders, stouts and [[Mead\|meads]]. Cellar selections include absinthe, whiskey and Madeira wine. Kitchens prepare soups, roasted meats, fried fish and exotic dishes like turtle soup and pheasant. Kitchen staff, including cooks, servers and helpers, work long hours, often as part of a family operation. Patrons receive quick service and tipping customs vary by establishment.
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	'''Innkeepers''' are business owners and managers responsible for providing lodging, food and hospitality to travellers. As individuals, they must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. They oversee [[Inn (structure)\|inns]], [[Tavern\|taverns]] and other accommodations, ensuring that guests are housed, [[Food\|fed]] and attended to. Most innkeepers inherit the trade, learning from previous generations in a family-run business where relatives fill various roles, from [[Cooking (sage ability)\|cooking]] and cleaning to managing supplies and bookkeeping. This structure reduces costs and ensures reliable service.		'''Innkeepers''' are business owners and managers responsible for providing lodging, food and hospitality to travellers. As individuals, they must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. They oversee [[Inn (structure)\|inns]], [[Tavern\|taverns]] and other accommodations, ensuring that guests are housed, [[Food\|fed]] and attended to. Most innkeepers inherit the trade, learning from previous generations in a family-run business where relatives fill various roles, from [[Cooking (sage ability)\|cooking]] and cleaning to managing supplies and bookkeeping. This structure reduces costs and ensures reliable service.
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-'''Innkeepers''' must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. [[Inn (structure)|Inns]] are family-run businesses, with relatives filling roles to save wages and provide better service.  Guests arrive at all hours, requiring either brevity or endurance, especially when they demand what they won’t pay for.  The presence of [[Weapons List|weapons]] and wealth calls for firm control.  Guests were locked in their rooms at night, and beds were sometimes shared without consent.  Legally, an innkeeper has to house all who arrived if space allowed.
+'''Innkeepers''' are business owners and managers responsible for providing lodging, food and hospitality to travellers.  As individuals, they must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience.  They oversee [[Inn (structure)|inns]], [[Tavern|taverns]] and other accommodations, ensuring that guests are housed, [[Food|fed]] and attended to.  Most innkeepers inherit the trade, learning from previous generations in a family-run business where relatives fill various roles, from [[Cooking (sage ability)|cooking]] and cleaning to managing supplies and bookkeeping. This structure reduces costs and ensures reliable service.
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-For adventurers, inns and taverns are places where stories unfold, alliances form, and the pulse of the world beats strongest. The variety ensures no two stays are alike, making each encounter an opportunity for the unexpected.
+Their work requires constant interaction with guests, some of whom are difficult, demanding or dishonest. Innkeepers must balance warmth and efficiency, responding quickly to requests while maintaining firm control over their establishment. Because guests carry [[Weapons List|weapons]] and wealth, security is a priority. It is common for inns to lock doors at night, sometimes securing guests in their rooms to prevent [[Theft (sage field)|theft]] or violence. In many places, an innkeeper is legally required to house all travelers if space allows, even if it means forcing strangers to share a bed.
 == Types ==
-The variety of inns and lodgings available to travellers is vast, affecting accommodations and services. [[Way Station|Way stations]] resemble campgrounds, providing a field, fire pit, and access to water. Guests set up [[Tent|tents]] or park wagons, sharing news and entertainment. [[Caravansery|Caravanserais]] along [[Trade Routes|trade routes]] offer massive enclosed spaces for [[Caravan|caravans]], with water from [[Cistern|cisterns]] but little else. Some are unattended, allowing free lodging. [[Hostel (inn)|Hostels]], often run by religious communities, provide communal sleeping spaces or open-air clay-walled cells. A morning [[Food|meal]] is given in exchange for labour, and charitable nurses may assist the sick.
+The variety of inns and lodgings available to travellers is vast, affecting accommodations and services. [[Way Station|Way stations]] resemble campgrounds, providing a field, fire pit and access to water. Guests set up [[Tent|tents]] or park wagons, sharing news and entertainment. [[Caravansery|Caravanserais]] along [[Trade Routes|trade routes]] offer massive enclosed spaces for [[Caravan|caravans]], with water from [[Cistern|cisterns]] but little else. Some are unattended, allowing free lodging. [[Hostel (inn)|Hostels]], often run by religious communities, provide communal sleeping spaces or open-air clay-walled cells. A morning meal is given in exchange for labour and charitable nurses may assist the sick.
-[[Rookery|Rookeries]], or thieves’ dens, exist in city slums, offering wooden pallets in filthy, vermin-infested conditions. Residents value anonymity, making it a place where one might gain criminal contacts over time. [[Roadhouse (inn)|Roadhouses]], small and rural, cater to wealthy and well-travelled guests, offering quiet, affordable rooms with basic comforts. Inns, found in towns and cities, range from three-room lodgings above taverns to large establishments with courtyards, [[Stable|stables]], and auxiliary services. Guests are assigned rooms based on availability, locked in at night for security.
+[[Rookery|Rookeries]], or thieves' dens, exist in city slums, offering wooden pallets in filthy, vermin-infested conditions. Residents value anonymity, making it a place where one might gain criminal contacts over time. [[Roadhouse (inn)|Roadhouses]], small and rural, cater to wealthy and well-travelled guests, offering quiet, affordable rooms with basic comforts. Inns, found in towns and cities, range from three-room lodgings above taverns to large establishments with courtyards, [[Stable|stables]] and auxiliary services. Guests are assigned rooms based on availability, locked in at night for security.
-[[Sovereign Inn|Sovereign inns]], located in the wealthiest districts, cater only to the well-dressed and influential. Guests are chosen by social standing, and rooms are opulently furnished with balconies, private baths and personalized service. Valets, concierges and guards provide specialised attention, while stables include a resident farrier. Such establishments are hubs of power, where high society meets in comfort.
+[[Sovereign Inn|Sovereign inns]], located in the wealthiest districts, cater only to the well-dressed and influential. Guests are chosen by social standing and rooms are opulently furnished with balconies, private baths and personalised service. Valets, concierges and guards provide specialised attention, while stables include a resident farrier. Such establishments are hubs of power, where high society meets in comfort.
 == Taverns ==
 Essential to inns and communities, these range from small [[Taproom|taprooms]] serving [[Ale|ale]] to grand public houses offering elaborate meals and extensive drink selections. Taprooms are simple, serving only a few varieties of [[Beer|beer]] and ale, often run by a single barkeep. Taphouses are larger, dedicated drinking establishments, sometimes offering [[Coffee|coffee]] or [[Tea|tea]] instead of [[Distilling (sage ability)|alcohol]].  Public houses serve food, featuring spit-roasted meats, stews, fried delicacies and an assortment of side dishes. Desserts like apple pie and custards are rare but available in the evenings.
-Food and drink options vary widely. On tap, patrons find ales, ciders, stouts and [[Mead|meads]]. Cellar selections include absinthe, whiskey, and Madeira wine. Kitchens prepare soups, roasted meats, fried fish and exotic dishes like turtle soup and pheasant. Kitchen staff, including cooks, servers, and helpers, work long hours, often as part of a family operation.  Patrons receive quick service and tipping customs vary by establishment.
+Food and drink options vary widely. On tap, patrons find ales, ciders, stouts and [[Mead|meads]]. Cellar selections include absinthe, whiskey and Madeira wine. Kitchens prepare soups, roasted meats, fried fish and exotic dishes like turtle soup and pheasant. Kitchen staff, including cooks, servers and helpers, work long hours, often as part of a family operation.  Patrons receive quick service and tipping customs vary by establishment.

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-'''Innkeepers''' must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. '''[[Inn (structure)|Inns]] are family-run businesses, with relatives filling roles to save wages and provide better service.  Guests arrive at all hours, requiring either brevity or endurance, especially when they demand what they won’t pay for.  The presence of [[Weapons List|weapons]] and wealth calls for firm control.  Guests were locked in their rooms at night, and beds were sometimes shared without consent.  Legally, an innkeeper has to house all who arrived if space allowed.
+'''Innkeepers''' must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. [[Inn (structure)|Inns]] are family-run businesses, with relatives filling roles to save wages and provide better service.  Guests arrive at all hours, requiring either brevity or endurance, especially when they demand what they won’t pay for.  The presence of [[Weapons List|weapons]] and wealth calls for firm control.  Guests were locked in their rooms at night, and beds were sometimes shared without consent.  Legally, an innkeeper has to house all who arrived if space allowed.
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 For adventurers, inns and taverns are places where stories unfold, alliances form, and the pulse of the world beats strongest. The variety ensures no two stays are alike, making each encounter an opportunity for the unexpected.

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−	'''Innkeepers''' ~~run a variety of establishments as well~~ as the ~~traditional~~ '''[[Inn (structure)\|~~inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses~~]], ~~[[Flophouse\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]]~~ and ~~[[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few~~. ~~They provide [[Food\|food]]~~, ~~lodging~~, ~~[[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder~~ for [[~~Animal~~\|~~animals~~]]~~, laundering~~ and ~~personal services~~. ~~Within a community~~, ~~they act as gathering places~~ and ~~often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment~~. ~~Services are provided by the~~ innkeeper and ~~spouse~~, ~~their children~~, ~~one or~~ two ~~[[Servant\|servants]]~~, ~~a stable-hand and a [[Gong (pit)\|gong]] labourer~~.	+	'''Innkeepers''' must enjoy people, even the difficult ones, as the job demands gregariousness and patience. '''[[Inn (structure)\|Inns]] are family-run businesses, with relatives filling roles to save wages and provide better service. Guests arrive at all hours, requiring either brevity or endurance, especially when they demand what they won’t pay for. The presence of [[Weapons List\|weapons]] and wealth calls for firm control. Guests were locked in their rooms at night, and beds were sometimes shared without consent. Legally, an innkeeper has to house all who arrived if space allowed.
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		+	For adventurers, inns and taverns are places where stories unfold, alliances form, and the pulse of the world beats strongest. The variety ensures no two stays are alike, making each encounter an opportunity for the unexpected.

−	The ~~best lodging~~ is to ~~be found~~ along ~~'''~~[[~~Avenue~~\|~~avenues~~]]~~'''~~, ~~wide roads where the best shops~~ are ~~located~~, ~~which~~ the wealthy ~~frequent~~ and ~~which~~ are ~~best protected by the~~ [[~~Town Guard~~\|~~town guard~~]]. '''~~Side~~ [[~~Lane~~\|~~lanes~~]]''' ~~connect~~ to ~~avenues~~ and ~~often feature privately funded~~ [[~~Street Lamp~~\|~~street lamps~~]] and are ~~dependent upon~~ a [[~~Town Watch~~\|~~town watch~~]] ~~rather than the guard~~. ~~'''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes~~, ~~have no light or watch~~ and are ~~appreciably squalid~~ and ~~slumlike~~.	+	== Types ==
		+	The variety of inns and lodgings available to travellers is vast, affecting accommodations and services. [[Way Station\|Way stations]] resemble campgrounds, providing a field, fire pit, and access to water. Guests set up [[Tent\|tents]] or park wagons, sharing news and entertainment. [[Caravansery\|Caravanserais]] along [[Trade Routes\|trade routes]] offer massive enclosed spaces for [[Caravan\|caravans]], with water from [[Cistern\|cisterns]] but little else. Some are unattended, allowing free lodging. [[Hostel (inn)\|Hostels]], often run by religious communities, provide communal sleeping spaces or open-air clay-walled cells. A morning [[Food\|meal]] is given in exchange for labour, and charitable nurses may assist the sick.
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		+	[[Rookery\|Rookeries]], or thieves’ dens, exist in city slums, offering wooden pallets in filthy, vermin-infested conditions. Residents value anonymity, making it a place where one might gain criminal contacts over time. [[Roadhouse (inn)\|Roadhouses]], small and rural, cater to wealthy and well-travelled guests, offering quiet, affordable rooms with basic comforts. Inns, found in towns and cities, range from three-room lodgings above taverns to large establishments with courtyards, [[Stable\|stables]], and auxiliary services. Guests are assigned rooms based on availability, locked in at night for security.
		+
		+	[[Sovereign Inn\|Sovereign inns]], located in the wealthiest districts, cater only to the well-dressed and influential. Guests are chosen by social standing, and rooms are opulently furnished with balconies, private baths and personalized service. Valets, concierges and guards provide specialised attention, while stables include a resident farrier. Such establishments are hubs of power, where high society meets in comfort.
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		+	== Taverns ==
		+	:''Main Article'': '''[[Tavern\|Taverns]]'''
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		+	Essential to inns and communities, these range from small [[Taproom\|taprooms]] serving [[Ale\|ale]] to grand public houses offering elaborate meals and extensive drink selections. Taprooms are simple, serving only a few varieties of [[Beer\|beer]] and ale, often run by a single barkeep. Taphouses are larger, dedicated drinking establishments, sometimes offering [[Coffee\|coffee]] or [[Tea\|tea]] instead of [[Distilling (sage ability)\|alcohol]]. Public houses serve food, featuring spit-roasted meats, stews, fried delicacies and an assortment of side dishes. Desserts like apple pie and custards are rare but available in the evenings.
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		+	Food and drink options vary widely. On tap, patrons find ales, ciders, stouts and [[Mead\|meads]]. Cellar selections include absinthe, whiskey, and Madeira wine. Kitchens prepare soups, roasted meats, fried fish and exotic dishes like turtle soup and pheasant. Kitchen staff, including cooks, servers, and helpers, work long hours, often as part of a family operation. Patrons receive quick service and tipping customs vary by establishment.

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−	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide [[Food\|food]], lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong\|gong]] labourer.	+	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide [[Food\|food]], lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong (pit)\|gong]] labourer.

−	The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.	+	The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.
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−	'''[[Pricing (trade)\|Prices]]''' shown are for lodging located in and around the [[City\|city]] of '''London''', England. Other [[Market\|markets]] worldwide will have different prices, depending upon their access to [[Transport (trade)\|transport]] and [[Locating References (trade)\|location of resources]].
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−	~~Exchange Rates:~~
−	~~: 1 g.p. = 16 s.p. = 192 c.p.~~
−	~~: 1 s.p. = 12 c.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|bathing tub, hot \|\| provides ½ hour use of 4 ft. diameter wooden tub for guests, including cost of charcoal \|\| align="right"\|4 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|bathing tub, tepid \|\| provides ¼ hour use of 4 ft. diameter wooden tub; temperature varies with season \|\| align="right"\|2 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|bedstead, flophouse \|\| located on back lane; lodging in common passageway; provides hammocks or pallets (per cultural norm) \|\| align="right"\|3 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|bedstead, inn \|\| located on side lane, lodging in common room; provides rugs, cushions or pallets (per cultural norm) \|\| align="right"\|6 c.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|cleaning room \|\| inn only; available upon request, including washing and delousing of room; requires 1 hour \|\| align="right"\|8 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|in-room dining \|\| inn only; cost to have meals served in room; does not include cost of meal \|\| align="right"\|5 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|laundering \|\| inn only; available upon request; per full suit of [[Clothing\|clothing]], returned by 9 a.m. next morning \|\| align="right"\|11 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|massage \|\| inn only; available upon request; deep tissue and scrub; requires ½ hour \|\| align="right"\|9 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|private room, common \|\| inn frontage located on side lane, 36-42 sq.ft. space; with 3 ft. wide pallet & mat; locking door \|\| align="right"\|14 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|private room, posh \|\| inn frontage located on main thoroughfare, 40-48 sq.ft. space; with 4 ft. wide bed & writing desk; locking door \|\| align="right"\|5 g.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|shared room, comfortable \|\| inn frontage located on main thoroughfare; one half of 48-56 sq.ft space; with two 3 ft. wide beds \|\| align="right"\|31 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|shared room, cramped \|\| inn frontage located on side lane, 39-45 sq.ft. space; with two 2½ pallets \|\| align="right"\|6 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|stabling, enclosed stall \|\| any animal; indoor shelter with latch door; 3.8 lbs. feed provided \|\| align="right"\|17 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|stabling, open air paddock \|\| any animal; paddock features overhanging eaves but is otherwise exposed to the elements; 3.8 lbs. feed provided \|\| align="right"\|7 c.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|stabling, open stall \|\| any animal; indoor shelter with two side-walls; 3.8 lbs. feed provided \|\| align="right"\|3 s.p.~~
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−	~~\| align="left"\|valet service \|\| posh private room only; provides personal servant who sleeps outside door and attends to the guest's needs \|\| align="right"\|12 g.p.~~
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−	~~See [[List of Vendors]]~~

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−	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse ~~(structure)~~\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide [[Food\|food]], lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong\|gong]] labourer.	+	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide [[Food\|food]], lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong\|gong]] labourer.

	The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.		The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.

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−	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse (structure)\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide food, lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong\|gong]] labourer.	+	'''Innkeepers''' run a variety of establishments as well as the traditional '''[[Inn (structure)\|inn]]''': [[Roadhouse (structure)\|roadhouses]], [[Flophouse (structure)\|flophouses]], [[Hostel (structure)\|hostels]], [[Caravansary\|caravansaries]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]], to name a few. They provide [[Food\|food]], lodging, [[Stable (structure)\|stabling]], fodder for [[Animal\|animals]], laundering and personal services. Within a community, they act as gathering places and often include [[Public House\|public houses]] that are either adjacent or part of the innkeeper's establishment. Services are provided by the innkeeper and spouse, their children, one or two [[Servant\|servants]], a stable-hand and a [[Gong\|gong]] labourer.

	The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.		The best lodging is to be found along '''[[Avenue\|avenues]]''', wide roads where the best shops are located, which the wealthy frequent and which are best protected by the [[Town Guard\|town guard]]. '''Side [[Lane\|lanes]]''' connect to avenues and often feature privately funded [[Street Lamp\|street lamps]] and are dependent upon a [[Town Watch\|town watch]] rather than the guard. '''Back lanes''' connect only to other lanes, have no light or watch and are appreciably squalid and slumlike.

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-| align="left"|laundering || inn only; available upon request; per full suit of clothing, returned by 9 a.m. next morning || align="right"|11 s.p.
+| align="left"|laundering || inn only; available upon request; per full suit of [[Clothing|clothing]], returned by 9 a.m. next morning || align="right"|11 s.p.
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 | align="left"|massage || inn only; available upon request; deep tissue and scrub; requires ½ hour || align="right"|9 s.p.