![[Beacon Hall Archive]](image/bha.jpg "[Beacon Hall Archive]")
DUE THURSDAY, 7th JANUARY!
There are two "a cup of fresh fruit salad" items in our pantry. One has taste messaging reflecting freshness, but the other has flavor messaging suggesting syrup. However, as item orders inverse sometimes, it's hard to know which one is which. Can we make the appropriate one "a cup of syrupy fruit salad"?
Located in [Icemule, Winterberry Park].
The pub is constructed of natural granite rocks fit together snugly, and the cracks are filled with a rough mortar. Snow largely covers the roof, while wavy snowdrifts bank upon the left and right sides. A sign reading, "The Blood Eagle" overhangs a large round door, which is beset by a pair of sizable winterberry bushes. Numerous small round windows are interspaced along the facade. Below, winterberry shrubs in various stages of growth are planted in repurposed wooden beer casks.
Windows are added in the above description of the pub. We want to make them functional, if possible.
The clear leaded glass in the small round windows is divided into four smaller panes by horizontal and vertical cames. In the center where the panes would meet, there is instead a small diamond of stained glass with each window bearing a different color. Each window is surrounded by a sturdy wooden frame ...TODO
[Beacon Hall, Brewpub Taproom] already has Small, round windows in the room description. We want to make them functional.
The clear leaded glass in the small round windows is divided into four smaller panes by horizontal and vertical cames. In the center where the panes would meet, there is instead a small diamond of stained glass with each window bearing a different color. Each window is surrounded by a sturdy wooden frame with a copper latching mechanism built in, allowing the windows to be swung open in pleasant weather.
We like to activate the above windows as interactive items, with the ability to PEER WINDOW and get the familiar-type espionage both directions between [Icemule, Winterberry Park] and [Beacon Hall, Brewpub Taproom].
 |
 |
We would like a public storage container in the [Beacon Hall, Beer Garden], hidden under some blackened stone benches (already a functional item).
a row of wooden crates
Numerous small wooden crates are crammed under the benches and partly covered in snow. The image of winterberries on the stem is printed on the visible sides of all the crates with tidy Halfling script arching above them. One of the crates is missing its lid. A vellum note is nailed to the side of a sealed crate.
There appears to be something written on it.
In the Halfling language, it reads:
Weekly delivery to The Stone Eye.
These are inspired as a kind of mirror image of the crates found near the Warren (see References below).
The stone benches are covered in a thick layer of black soot. In spite of the blackened surfaces, clearly-defined carvings remain visible in the backings. On the right side of each bench, a massed horde of krolvin and trolls approaches the middle, which is in the shape of an elaborate drawbridge suspended over a gorge. Opposed to these forces on the left side of each bench are battlements set with a small force of heavily armored soldiers interspersed with wavy, almost phantasmal troops.
There is nothing under there.
[Smuggler's Tunnels, Storage]
Torch light casts shadows across the cavern that stretch onwards to the west. Single drops of water fall from the ceiling into a small puddle on the cavern floor offering a resounding plinking noise every so many minutes. The chamber is haphazardly filled with various containers and crates. Against one wall are three small wine casks set beside a makeshift weapon rack with muddy tracks leading from one to the other, then out of the cavern.
Obvious exits: east, west
A number of small wooden crates are stacked haphazardly atop one another. The image of winterberries on the stem is printed on the sides of all the crates with neat Halfling script curving above them. A paper note is nailed to the top of the crates.
There appears to be something written on it.
In the Halfling language, it reads:
Weekly delivery to Tartifacts Bakery.