The Brindle Boar
The Brindle Boar began as a woodsman's shack nearly seventy years ago, built beside a muddy crossroads used by charcoal burners, peddlers, and pilgrims. Each generation of innkeepers added another room, porch, or crooked beam without removing the original structure. The current keeper, Hessa Bramblefoot, inherited the place after her older brother disappeared while escorting a merchant caravan. She has kept the inn affordable ever since, partly from principle and partly because she believes someone connected to the Bramblefoot family may eventually pass through its doors.
The Brindle Boar
The Brindle Boar began as a woodsman's shack nearly seventy years ago, built beside a muddy crossroads used by charcoal burners, peddlers, and pilgrims.
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