Desert Beetle Inn: Difference between revisions

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The largest oasis on the Southern Highway, this Inn was once the domain of Malloc, a cruel slaver and pimp. He was recently laid low by the Companions of the Rising Sun, during the adventure Trek to Haven -- The Lash of Malloc, and the ownership of the Inn passed into the hands of Malloc's former slave girls. Management is secretly overseen by the al'Hamzah, for a small percentage.

A spring outside the walls of the Inn displays the following inscription on the rock above it:

And to the thirsty, I give this spring, in the name of the Beast. So long as my seasons reign, shall this water flow.

Examination of the spring reveals that the water level is significantly lower now than in the past, and a faint aura of divine conjuration magic.

The Desrt Beetle is considered the last bastion of civilization in the waste, and most merchant caravans stop there, trade with the nomads and the desert people for spices and desert textiles, then turn around and head back to Hotempa and St. Kerwyn.

Map Key

A: Courtyard
B: Stable
C: Common Room
D: Kitchen
E:

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-The largest oasis on the Southern Highway, this Inn was once the domain of [[Malloc]], a cruel slaver and pimp. He was recently laid low by the [[Companions of the Rising Sun]], during the adventure [[Trek to Haven -- Lash of Malloc]], and the ownership of the Inn passed into the hands of Malloc's former slave girls.  Management is secretly overseen by the [[al'Hamzah]], for a small percentage.
+The largest oasis on the Southern Highway, this Inn was once the domain of [[Malloc]], a cruel slaver and pimp. He was recently laid low by the [[Companions of the Rising Sun]], during the adventure [[Trek to Haven -- The Lash of Malloc]], and the ownership of the Inn passed into the hands of Malloc's former slave girls.  Management is secretly overseen by the [[al'Hamzah]], for a small percentage.
 A spring outside the walls of the Inn displays the following inscription on the rock above it: