Tangible Taverns: The Hidden Oak (5e)

Design, Editing, Cartography: Kelly Pawlik & Ken Pawlik

Layout: Kelly Pawlik

Art: Jacob E. Blackmon, Gary Dupuis, Ken Pawlik, Jeff Preston*, Ryan Rhodes,

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Table of Contents

Foreword ................................................... 1

The Tavern ................................................ 2

Rumours ..................................................... 3

Map: The Hidden Oak ............................. 5

Events ......................................................... 6

The Food ................................................... 6

Faces at the Tavern .................................... 7

Appendix ................................................... 16

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Foreword

The Hidden Oak: a shelter for weary travellers, a gathering

place for forest denizens, and a refuge for creatures

shunned by their brethren.

So, how did the PCs get here?

It could be as simple as stumbling through the woods and

happening upon the great old fir with its sign, but if you are

looking for a few reasons your PCs may seek out the estab-

lishment, we have a few suggestions for you. Perhaps your

PCs have gained enough fame and notoriety that Crescen-

zo the Seer has sent them a message to come find him at

the Hidden Oak; he has information that will be of assis-

tance to them in an upcoming task. Perhaps the nearby

townsfolk have seen one too many strange creatures in the

woods outside of town and want someone to investigate.

Perhaps they just get lost and stumble upon a safe haven.

No matter how you get them there, we are sure your PCs

will never forget their night at the Hidden Oak.

Kelly Pawlik

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