The Governor's Mansion Inn
Arben's stronghold, The Governor's Mansion Inn is soon to be the finest inn in all of the known world. Comfortable beds, a well stocked library, reasonable rates, tight security, and a wine cellar so deep, it almost seems bottomless; the Governor's mansion inn has it all.
Looking for a quick escape? Why not try the tunnel out to Leander's Tower Island? Soon to be fortified!
Employees include: B The Beholder: Vintner, Leo: Head librarian of the Gregory Memorial Library, Norro and Ezio: librarians and scribes.
At the Bar:
Premium local wine and mead will be served, as well as fine local dishes such as the Feta and Bread plate and Cucumber Salad.
Every tuesday is ladies night: premium mead for ladies for just a copper!
Every Saturday is show and tell night: show Arben something he's never seen before and you drink for free all night!
Arben's Band Of Merry Drunks
Having recently reached following forming level, Arben amassed a band of loyal drunks and employees to populate the Governor's Mansion Inn Pub. Their loyalties are maintained with copious opportunities for free liquor and booze cruises. This fine crew includes, but is not limited to:
- Capt. Eustwice, captain of the S.S. Iris, frequently used for Booze Cruises
- Janice, the head barmaid, a native born Chrysopolis girl known for her quick wit and hollow leg.
- Woody, a young orphan hired as a busboy with the hopes of one day catching Helena's eye.
- Javier, a Spanish cabinet maker that left his native land once rumors of a demon started to spread.
- Alvin, a local nerd living on his parent's dime, he frequents the library.
- Joshua, a Jewish locksmith and tinkerer.
- Thomaso, a cucumber farmer, he cuts deals on the local favorite for cheap drinks.
- Giorgio, his good natured but incompetent brother-in-law.
- Haddad, a retired jockey from Persia.
- Pretty Boy Bertram, an Anglo gigolo that gives Arben a cut for exclusive rights to the pub.
- Reibeck, the chef, retired from the Bogatyr navy.
- Mariel, a young woman, defying social norms by learning to read and becoming a scribe.
- Ulf, a Norwegian boat builder who made Arben's acquaintance when he was up north.
- Franklin, a goldsmith that grew up on the wrong side of Crimea alley but has made good.
- Thirsty, a known local booze hound.
- Maximilian, the tempramental pastry chef.
- Woodrow, a modest fisherman.
- Sarah, his overbearing fish-wife. She used to be quite beautiful.
- Corinne, a widow trying to support her three kids as a waitress.
- Thomas, an teenage insomniac obsessed with monsters, reads up in library constantly on odd beasts.
- Ibrahim, a professional money-lender, known to take clients to the inn for fancy lunches.
- Chik, a gypsy running a straight dice game out of the inn.
- Sharif, an Indian spice trader, now working as a middle man.
- Bastien, an aspiring fiction writer.
- Goldy, the prostitute with a heart of platinum.
- Justinian, a racist lumberjack.
- Horus, the accountant, always on edge.
- "Go Time", a carpenter that has promised Arben that he can help get him into shape.
- Santo, a Portuguese hunter of small game.
- Mrs. Popidopolous, the town gossip, knows what everyone is into.
- Miles, a pioneer in the new science of Cartography.
- Bosco, a tanner who's brain has been addled by years in the sun.
- Marcel, a French philosopher and known cynic.
- Minnie, his hard-working fiance, works as a waitress to pay off his tab.
